Sentence examples for but conducted with from inspiring English sources

There's tension and violence aplenty, but conducted with a good, dark sense of humour.

Ms. Queler, who recently turned 81, walked a little gingerly, but conducted with confidence.

But, conducted with impressive precision and unflagging energy by the Dutch composer and conductor Reinbert de Leeuw, its musical impact was immense.

But, conducted with the authority that Esa-Pekka Salonen brought to it last Tuesday night at Carnegie Hall, with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, the piece carried the weight of a lifetime's purpose.

The scale and the microphones contributed to problems coordinating the orchestra and the singers, but Julius Rudel conducted with an elasticity that buoyed his usual strong emphasis.

These meetings were not scripted but rather conducted with a clearly specified verbal presentation of the project's objectives.

Harris was supremely gifted, but conducted himself with grace on and off the field, his retirement press conferences full of sadness but not sentimentality, each of his responses to questions as well considered as his deliveries, and just as accurate.

At least one constituent has fallen asleep in the morning heat, but business is conducted with much good-hearted joshing, and Amadou himself is duly re-elected to another two-year term.

But Mr. Dudamel conducted with an assurance that made even the oddest twists seem a convincing alternative vision, and the Los Angeles players responded to his kinetic podium technique with a beautifully burnished, perfectly balanced performance.

Ethnoarchaeology is a rich and most valuable research tool for understanding the past, but must be conducted with the full understanding of its limitations and caveats, in that past and present conditions are not completely analogous (Agorsah 1990).

Epidemiologic data are critical for risk assessment efforts but are rarely conducted with quantification of uncertainty, which may limit their use in risk assessments.