Sentence examples for but about which from inspiring English sources

Those are the same numbers he shared last week but about which there had been considerable uncertainty.

They are the things that happen and which all of us are aware of, but about which we never speak.

For the real battle is not about budgets but about which families get help in lean times.

"It wasn't based on value or rarity, or the importance of the film, but about which ones work as a standalone art work".

Umberto Eco structured "The Name of the Rose" around a lost book which none of the characters had read, but about which each nonetheless had strong views.

The candidates' disagreements are typically not about whether the conservative position is correct but about which of them most sincerely and consistently holds it.

Both he and Ms. Lauvergeon insist that their battle is not personal, but about which company is best able to chart the future for the nuclear industry.

The book is described as devoted to "underrated rarities" - stamps and covers that may command great sums, but about which little has been written.

What is the relentlessness of uncertainty but something about which you can always be certain?

If something goes wrong later, there may be a debate about negligence, but not about which supplier is to blame.

They are a natural wonder in New Jersey but one about which most residents remain completely ignorant.