Sentence examples for but just not from inspiring English sources

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'but just not' is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is usually used at the beginning or end of a sentence to express a contrast or difference between two similar ideas. For example: "I was ready to accept her offer, but just not on those terms."

Exact(57)

But just not here".

Independent

But just not now.

The New York Times

But just not yet.

The Economist

"But just not today".

The New York Times

"But just not be any more famous.

Independent

She did, but just not strong enough.

The New York Times - Sports

Classy, but just not futuristic.

The Guardian - Film

I think about going back, but just not yet.

The New York Times

And I was normal, but just not in Hollywood".

The Guardian - Film

Sophie and Victor are passionate young people, but just not about each other.

The New York Times

"Good projects will still move forward, but just not as many," said Mr. Woolard.

The New York Times

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