Sentence examples for but I propose from inspiring English sources

But I propose a course of passive resistance.

But I propose that we think not about how such a case differs from its converse, but about how they are actually similar.

Accuse me of overreading, but I propose a revision of the old adage: closed can beat open, but you have to be genius.

Reading her article is likely to catapult you back into your own adolescent trauma (universal reaction in the comments is best summed up as either "totally!" or "that is so not me"), but I propose we seek a more constructive take-away: we may still be nerds, pretty girls or jock stars, but our own children may not yet be living in those narrow boxes.

I cannot quantify every possible channel, but I propose several candidate explanations which center on factors that either raise the cost of capital or the risk of investment, and all may warrant further scrutiny.

But I propose taking it one step further.

"There were some that were not advertising for Skype, but I proposed it to them," said Mrs. Patterson, who was homeschooling her three children in Jane Lew, W. Va., before a recent move to Boykins, Va.

The university's rules say expulsion or an F in the course is appropriate, but I proposed that she search out the several dozen articles she used to "compose" her paper and write each author an apology.

See Comment: http://jbiol.com/content/8/3/24 When I wrote my 2009 comment ' Are we training pit bulls to review our manuscripts?' [ 1] I was motivated by the aggressive search for flaws that we teach - yes it's our best defense against incomplete scientific evidence for new hypotheses and worse, fraud - but I proposed that we had become overly zealous.

SPONSORED BY YOU ! but the prototype i propose can detect unknowns phenomenons for your survival on earth space sea and at your home in order to watch one of them.

Now, I don't have a medical degree, but might I propose an alternate diagnosis?