Sentence examples for but not founded from inspiring English sources
THE STRICT "The military costumes are an approximation of Russian uniforms, but not founded in any specific regiment," Ms. Durran said, noting that Count Vronsky appears throughout the film in a variety of minimalist (but still oh so showy) uniforms, in shades of gray, pale blue or white, including a very brief appearance of one with fancy gold trim on both shoulders.
The problem is that the organization is for millennials, but not founded and led by millennials.
This assumption is intuitive, but not founded in biology.
Alternative medicine is any practice that is put forward as having the healing effects of medicine but is not founded on evidence gathered using the scientific method.
The line (named for the prison number given to Mandela when he was incarcerated and the year he was sentenced) is indeed inspired by Mandela but is definitely not founded by him.
In our library, α-2-macroglobulin, kazal and serpin were all founded, but kunitz were not founded.
But La Gorce was not founded until after the Second World War.
The current JIT literature on infrastructure design is largely prescriptive, but the prescriptions are not founded on systematic empirical investigation.
And, again, it's talking about things that, you know, may pander to a particular group or sound good at the time, but it just simply is not founded in reality".
He added, "Again, it's talking about things that, you know, may pander to a particular group or sound good at the time, but it just simply is not founded in reality".
