Sentence examples for but instead described from inspiring English sources

Neither publication broadcast the footage but instead described the "totally blurred and chaotic" scenes.

We declined to prescribe a hard and fast rule for dismissals of this type, but instead described some of the factors relevant to the decision.

The book did not note the change, but instead described a proposal that differed in details from the description provided on Jan . 21

The British general who captured Washington, Robert Ross, did not mention retaliation in his reports to England but instead described it as an American humiliation that would soon end the war.

The fact that President Bush did not express concern about this prospect, but instead described the stakes as a matter of political credibility, indicates that he privately assumes that the weapons do not exist.

The two companies today would not go into the financial details of the service — which launches on November 21 in ten cities — but instead described it as a "win-win".

This designation has nothing to do with structural linguistics, but instead describes "epistemologically oriented" films that are determined by form rather than content.

The report does not draw any conclusions but instead describes a pattern of behavior that was likely to have led to impeachment hearings, committee members said.

Some scholars, such as the German historian Peter Raedts, have argued that "pueri" in the chronicles and other documents does not signify an age group but instead describes a social class of impoverished landless peasants and day labourers of indeterminate age.

Another book that does not offer practical advice, but instead describes, with scientific detail and narrative skill, various deaths that occur in the course of outdoor adventure is "Last Breath: The Limits of Adventure," by Peter Stark.

These works don't tell the story of Watergate straight through but, instead, describe the experience of blundering through the scandal in a state of perpetual confusion, not knowing which parts of the story were important or what the overall story was.