Sentence examples for but he observes from inspiring English sources

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

He wants to sit next to his new editor, but he observes a box in the seat.

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

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.

But he observes that even companies such as IBM, Lucent and GE, which have been praised for their innovation, devote only a small percentage of their annual budgets to testing new products and services.

He accepts survey data that illustrate an increase in volunteering, but he observes that if people are asked whether they have worked on a community project, the increase vanishes.

But, he observed, this optimism collides with a sadly observable paradox.

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.

Instead, he conceded that Tehran was keeping to its obligations but he observed that he served a president, and had been confirmed by a Congress, who reflected the will of the people – and they did not like the deal.