Sentence examples for but instead provided a from inspiring English sources

The picture was supposed to show the audience from the view of the stage, but instead provided a fuzzy view of seats and indistinguishable people.

He said Haldane promised to deliver "hidden market" job leads, but instead provided a mostly useless "data dump" of company information, much of which could have been obtained free on the Internet.

Charged with recommending how this small study should change clinical practice, the panel was expected to debate but instead provided a consensus.

In this paper, I argue that Geertz's mature engagement with hermeneutic methodology did not mark a break in his thought, but instead provided a means for him to continue his long-standing efforts to make sense of economic development in the new nations of Asia and Africa.

The method used to determine an annual spread rate did not give accurate long distance estimates but, instead provided a reliable confidence interval (the minimum estimates resulting from method 1 and the maximum estimates resulting method 2).

Two items were excluded, one on 'delay in help-seeking' and one on 'confidence in detecting a CRC symptom' because they did not relate to awareness or knowledge of CRC but instead provided an indication of perceived behavioural response in relation to symptom detection (delay in help-seeking) and perceived self-efficacy (confidence in detecting a CRC symptom).

This would be a job providing little to no guarantee of a secure retirement, but instead providing a life well-lived in the meantime.

Tenure does not require schools or districts to retain ineffective teachers but instead provides a due process mechanism to dismiss tenured teachers for cause.

The city does not bus students in grades 7 through 12, but instead provides a free Metrocard if they live at least 1.5 miles from their school.

The game works best when the writer's idiomatic English does not scream "This is a novel!" but instead provides a kind of comfortable linguistic furniture to settle into as we read a novel or short story.

Bookstores are already filled with polemical works, and Dery is to be thanked for not adding to that pile but instead providing a way of sorting through the situation we find ourselves in.