Sentence examples for but in a discussion from inspiring English sources
But in a discussion of obscenity, the word cannot (really: should not) be excluded.
"You don't need to do any distasteful accounting of who's suffered more, but in a discussion of the sanctity of human life, lives have been disposable in the Middle East for so long".
"How many times," said one guest, Nelson Komaiko, a 59-year-old self-described "very Reform" Jew, "do we get in a situation where people from all these different religions can really talk?" Not with superficial workplace chatter, he said, but in a discussion about the big questions of life.
But in a discussion of health-care plans on the ABC News program "This Week," Ken Mehlman, the Bush campaign manager, said that "only a Massachusetts liberal would say that a program that will cost $1.5 trillion" and place added burdens on business and government made sense.
It needs to be added that this is a pre-announcement but in a discussion prior to the launch, Mark Russinovich, Microsoft's CTO of Azure indicated that the product launch would happen sooner rather than later.
He said the Dodgers would know more Monday if strength began to return to the thumb, but in a discussion with team vice president of medical services Stan Conte (corrected), he did not believe it was a situation for the disabled list.
But later, in a discussion of "disadvantaged kids," he suggests that there is "a system precluding these people from achieving".
One possible show in the future, or a segment of future shows, might involve assembling a panel to critique political ads, kind of like the fact-checks on local TV stations but done in a discussion format, said Harber.
"They'll do a play by play," Shapiro said, "but also weave in a discussion of topical issues".
But Mr. Klein, in a discussion with reporters, said he was confident the contract was in the best interests of all children.
Thus today, Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state, hosted fellow foreign ministers from Japan and South Korea – but not China – in a discussion of additional measures to contain or punish North Korea.
