Sentence examples for but introducing from inspiring English sources

That "but," introducing carps, was also a trademark of his correspondence with literary colleagues.

However, they followed up their denunciation of the slaughter of innocent people with a "but", introducing restrained or resentful criticism of America's political and economic role in the world.

But introducing mistletoe onto trees could prove controversial.

But introducing Indian food to the Sicilians was extremely difficult.

But introducing them would mark a real break with past political failure.

But introducing the wives in a somber quintet is a curiously formal way to begin.

But introducing the Cruze diesel to the American market would not be a simple matter.

"We make high risk much lower risk but introducing a familiar, friendly brand: Romit".

But introducing two large carnivores is always a tense and delicate procedure".

But introducing a "mammologist" would create yet another specialist to whom generalists would refer patients.

But introducing new species to check invaders is the atomic bomb of the war on insects.