Sentence examples for but it coexists from inspiring English sources

They may pride themselves on their rebelliousness, but it coexists with a paradoxical deference to the rules that those in authority so enjoy imposing.

A quarter of a century on, the euphoria of those days is remembered and joyfully relived, but it coexists with a sense of disappointment that the two halves of Germany have not knitted together more conclusively than they have.

There is not outright enmity, and in fact there is often accord and coordination, but it coexists with an underlying mutual discomfort and criticism.

Fear and dread of cancer was ubiquitous in this community sample, but it coexisted with recognition that people can survive and live a normal life after a cancer diagnosis, indicating that people are 'in two minds' about the disease.

But now it coexists with the slaughter of the Armenians, the malignity of the gulag, the autogenocide in Cambodia, the ethnic cleansings in the Balkans and the sanguinary tribal wars across Africa.

Everything, he says -- our universe, and the many other universes with which it coexists -- are not only explainable mathematically but are in fact mathematical structures.

It coexists with a tremendous conformity.

Everything is still 1080p, but the focus is on getting the consumer into the 1080p world, not on moving to the next standard (3D excepted, because it coexists with 1080p).

It coexists with my better motives.

It coexists with the larger gray mouse lemur (M.

Ammonium sulfate is a "secondary aerosol" (i.e., formed in the atmosphere), but it often coexists (and even aggregates) with carbonaceous particles [135]; (iii) The presence of CaSO4 favours the adsorption of soot; (iv) Fe-Rich particles can catalyse the oxidation of SO2 to H2SO4.