Sentence examples for but also observes from inspiring English sources
The historian Matthew Stibbe confirms Cohen-Portheim's description of "reprisals," but also observes the potential for "reprisals of good" advocated by the Bishop of Winchester in 1916.
Ms. Fisher counts on the ambiguity of her images to be part of their power but also observes, "Violence informs my way of working".
Andrew McConnell Stott, in this great big Christmas pudding of a book, almost over-stuffed with rich and colourful life, notes the cost to Joey of his upbringing, but also observes that it was at the core of his work.
Professor Ann Buchanan of the University of Oxford reports the now familiar facts about father involvement being linked to crime and educational attainment but also observes that the involvement of a father protects against adult experiences of welfare and later mental health problems.
The first page of the Final Report of WHO's Commission on Social Determinants of Health cites the same 30-year life expectancy gap between high- and low-income countries, but also observes that, 'within countries, the differences in life chances are dramatic and are seen worldwide.
We applaud her decision to forgo the gifts, but also observe that she must not misread the lesson of this episode.
In addition, not only were nanocomposites formed, but also observed were the development of lower critical solution temperature (LCST) and LCST-induced spin crossover phenomenon, which are discussed.
"You have the ability to look at what they're doing ahead of you, but also observe what the guy in the group is doing as well," Woods said.
This corner of the snug is also a corner of the speaker's head, and the addressee is button-holed there, but also observed and subjected to the pressures of imagination.
At these sites, I not only got to see how ERT members worked with EPA's on-scene coordinators, but also observed the physical removal and remediation processes.
