Sentence examples for but he observed from inspiring English sources

But, he observed, "Snipers have the curse that they see the work their round does".

But, he observed, "the baby boomers really continue to support and fuel the concert business".

But he observed that investors appeared not to notice that Coach was relying less on leather than it had in the past.

But he observed that in all the years of plotting, there had been scant planning for the part that comes next, and no guarantee the agitation will now stop.

Steve Binder, a television producer who was responsible for Presley's remarkable "comeback" special in 1968, clearly admired Parker's marketing savvy, but he observed to Nash that "he forgot that what he was marketing was built around talent".

"It's not a magic bullet," he said of the new hook, but he observed that "it turns out that the hook type you use can have a huge impact on survival".

There's no printer's ink, but, he observes, "it's not the delivery system that counts.

He's not offensive – not in a Frankie Boyle or Bernard Manning sense – but he observes that Man United sounds like a gay club, before mincing around the stage.

Humans are unable to hibernate — because we need to eat, and to urinate — but he observes many of the animals that can.

Swanberg focusses on a narrow slice of reality, a slender patch of urban-postgrad turf, but he observes it intimately and passionately; few intellectual characters speak as articulately, and elaborate their feelings as plausibly, as his Hannah.

It is nice to have them back, Makepeace says, but, he observes, "the pieces that I no longer own, I haven't lost them necessarily, it just means that someone else is looking after them".