Sentence examples for but also sticks from inspiring English sources

Less than decade later, in the Japanese cult classic "Audition," a crazed woman not only chops off the foot of a paralyzed man but also sticks needles in his eyes.

Mr. Rash: We've always been attracted to material that involved characters in flux, but also stuck in a place where they're not quite sure how to react.

For while she may be "white", she is also in some respects far more of an outsider than he: not only female and not Ivy League, but also stuck in the wrong part of the US.

They purposefully avoid any Democratic or Republican imagery, but also stick to a polished and American style that could ensure the clips aren't mistaken for Russian propaganda.

Be sure to speak your mind but also stick to providing "big picture" and balanced ideas.

But it also sticks to the surface of some immune cells, altering their behaviour, too.

She may speculate about him, but she also sticks close to the historical record.

But it also sticks closely to some conventions — the road trip, the bittersweet comedy — that have done well for its studio.

The author is generous when praising his father's accomplishments and nerve, but he also sticks up for himself in little bracketed phrases that are never really vengeful but which do succeed in making their point.

The big one has two USB ports and will charge pretty much anything that can charge over USB, but it also sticks out super far.

That said, the cheaper SD diesel model (£20,510), which has even more torque but less ultimate power, also sticks to the road even if it lacks the same degree of easy flickablility despite having equally quickly-responding steering.