Sentence examples for but another subject from inspiring English sources

But another subject, hearing "castanets," tastes tuna fish.

But another subject made Ms. Squarci question the idea of memory itself.

I agree with the President about bipartisanship (actually, I agree more about transforming politics, but that is another subject), but the Census is rife with opportunities for political mischief, and Republicans have historically used it for just such purposes, jiggering themselves into Congressional majorities.

But that's another subject.

I don't think that can be substantiated at all, but that's another subject.

(Actually, Katmandu does have cable television, but that's another subject).

There is of course much that needs to change in the farming industry to improve the food quality but that's another subject.

(Nor are they allowed to display any indication of gang membership – another rule ripe for discriminatory abuse, but that's another subject).

(We also need a tax increase to fund fair pay for the military and a general rise in defense spending, but that is another subject).

(Perry seemed almost amazed by his ability to get through a sentence without catastrophe: "I'm kinda gettin' where I like these debates!") But there's another subject that always seems to crop up, directly or not, in the Republican debates, and in the campaign, generally — and almost always with an ugly ring.

MR: Or the same country, but that's another subject.