Sentence examples for but also pointed from inspiring English sources

Teoctist praised the visit's importance but also pointed out its limits.

Past members of the Visual Arts Committee said that the collection had problems but also pointed to inadequate resources.

Atzeni conceded that Rivet may not have handled Newmarket's Dip all that well but also pointed to the change in tactics as having helped him recover his form.

Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, attacked the party's show of "conceit", but also pointed to the conflicting reports about who had paid for the drinks.

He said broadcasters generally were "top heavy" but also pointed out "the senior management [at Channel 4] did take voluntary pay reductions [in 2008]".

The central bankers indicated that "some inflation risks remain" but also pointed out that "readings on core inflation have improved modestly this year".

They urged Lebanese citizens to resist being drawn into the conflict — but also pointed fingers at Syria and its Lebanese allies in sharp language that seemed as likely to induce anger as to warn against it.

In that decision, the judge not only set aside the case against Mr. Zuma on procedural grounds but also pointed toward what seemed to be a pattern of political meddling by Mr. Mbeki's government.

The surprise question hinted at support for getting rid of Mr. Hussein, but also pointed to the public debate over why the United States is singling out Iraq when the region has so many repressive governments.

Poet, pacifist and printer Dennis Gould half agreed but also pointed out that the horrors of the Spanish civil war feature strongly in As I Walked Out and the aftermath of the first world war tinges Cider with Rosie.

The board said the cause of the crash was the pilot's flying into a severe downpour, common in the area, but also pointed out that floats on the helicopter would have helped.