Sentence examples for but is none from inspiring English sources

"This is more like a bakewell tart than a mince pie but is none the worse for it".

The media commentator and author, Peter York, who has known her since her days in PR, says that she is not extrovert but is none the less a more effective communicator than her husband.

"The base level at which they enter the profession and start making work is so much higher," he said pointing to the fact that this kind of cultural capital cannot be measured statistically but is none the less very real.

The best piece in the collection, "Skunk" by Geoff Dyer, flouts the rules in a minor way -- it's set a year in the past -- but is none the worse for sticking to them otherwise.

She appears at the end of Derek Jarman's 1987 film "The Last of England" — another meditation on England as lost empire, England as dream, England as Thatcher-induced nightmare — in a long white wedding dress, looking like a Miss Havisham who has made it to the altar but is none the happier for it.

This is the most obscure of Asch's major ideas, in large part because it has not been cited frequently (Levine, 1999), but is none-the-less important because it speaks to the power of group influence.

The clade uniting the Plotopteridae and Phalacrocoracoidea is not particularly well supported in the bootstrap or Bremer support analyses, but is none-the-less supported by six unambiguous synapomorphies (174:1740; 204:0–>174285:1740; 31740–>17439174–>17441740–>2).

But he is none of these things.

But memory is none of these things.

"But there is none of that for the deaf actors.

But there is none of this kind of thing.