Sentence examples for but formed from inspiring English sources

Owen's fundamental belief was that human nature is not fixed but formed.

Unexpectedly, he did not merge it with Phillips, but formed two separate entities.

Ms. Gordillo was tossed out of the party in 2006 but formed her own.

It is effectively the UK's largest scientific facility, but formed of universities the length and breadth of the UK.

Here the winners were not even scheduled to play, but formed a first-time partnership to eliminate a half table.

And the FBI is investigating allegations that guards not only abused inmates but formed their own gangs.

Shuman also made all of his lyrics available to Scott Walker at Brel's behest (the two singers never met, but formed a mutual appreciation society nevertheless).

The five-piece all originate from Washington DC, but formed from the ashes of indie might-have-beens Jonathan Fire*Eater in New York.

The manner in which women and men carry themselves through the world is not just reflected in stories, but formed by them.

Garsallaoui was not part of al-Qaida, but formed his own faction, fighting international forces in Afghanistan and fomenting terror back in Europe.

From around the county came reports that creeks had burst their banks, flooding roads to the point where the roads had all but formed small rivers themselves.