Sentence examples for but embedded from inspiring English sources

Not mobile, but embedded in a place.

But embedded in the narrative are clues.

These skills are not taught independently but embedded in the assignment.

But embedded in the gentle and generic response was a distinct lack of self-criticism.

But embedded in its vision was the notion that television writing and copywriting are and should be mirrors, twins.

But embedded in them are more than a dozen poems, some completely scored through and some delicately revised".

But embedded in a matrix of water molecules, sand particles stay in place, somewhat like molecules in solid substances.

The F.D.A. is a regulatory agency, but embedded within it is a section devoted to criminal prosecutions.

But embedded three times in this phrase are letters that spell "atalanta," the very breed of butterfly that flies before Shade at the end of his poem.

It may sound perverse, but embedded, hard-to-reverse inflation is only a problem for parts of the economy with relatively sticky prices.

Hence the passion for the unfarmed wild, for the small, the particular and the local, and the affirmation that "new" nature writing was not new at all, but embedded in a long tradition.