Sentence examples for but a setting from inspiring English sources

FOR Homer, who never married, Prouts provided not only a visual palette but a setting where the painter could live cosseted among his family and the hardy locals who were often the subjects of his work.

There is a focus to these Sentinels and a mystery towards the front of the space with a ghost-like projection, but a setting definition is evasive; a forest or a mirage?

Ms Ehrlich does not provide a comprehensive reckoning, but a set of stories.

"A game is nothing but a set of problems to solve," Gee says.

But a set of administrative penalties will effectively end his career.

But a set of deliberate policies also plays an important role.

This is not pure club music, but a set of digital pop songs with meaningful lyrics.

Clijsters must have returned from the break thinking the Wimbledon final was but a set away.

But a set of 24 detectors found that they were different.

For instance: This defines not just one type, but a set of types.

They were threatened and protected, but a set of fins went for five hundred dollars a kilo, in the right hands.