Sentence examples for but inferno from inspiring English sources

But "Inferno" is jampacked with tricks.

But Inferno is also more accessible than Bayonetta, which may make it more attractive to some players.

But "Inferno" picks three of the world's most strategically significant, antiquity-rich cities as its settings, and Langdon makes a splendid tour guide and art critic throughout.

But "The Inferno" — as well as its companion poems, "Purgatorio" and "Paradiso" — has in a sense become canonical.

But the Inferno becomes oppressively relentless, while the naïve chants of a Paradiso children's chorus catch the heart.

But Monkey Inferno now looks to be splitting in two, as Birch has eyed two ideas that he wants his team to focus on.

But only "Inferno" offers the kind of eye-popping gross-outs -- the pan-seared popes, hollowed-out heretics, cannibalistic counts, elaborately morphing monsters -- that audiences haven't been able to get enough of at least since the 14th century.

Poison gas in Syria is horrendous, but the real inferno is regional.

Their research showed that most people had heard of "Inferno" but few knew what it was about.

Susan Sontag once scorned street photographers for "cruising the urban inferno," but in Gottfried's photos that inferno feels more like a warm bath.

Among his many later publications is La Habana para un infante difunto (1979; Infante's Inferno), but even it fell short of Three Trapped Tigers.