Sentence examples for but observed from inspiring English sources

This accounts for the synergetic increase of the production of BUT observed for mechanical mixtures of SnO2 and MoO3.

Students attended classes but observed a minute of silence first.

The first-movement repeat was omitted in the C minor and the A major, but observed in the B flat.

Melly was on the outside, as a jazzman, but observed the rise of modern pop with interest; his is a pretty unique perspective.

Ayers declined to talk about Crittendon or his legacy, but observed, "If you just pick which rules you want to follow, the prison is a very capricious place".

Mr. Saisselin touted the virtues of herbal teas for many ailments, but observed, "What works for one person may not work for another".

Dyson acknowledged that £700m had been made available for court modernisation, but observed: "The government's track record on IT projects is not exactly shining".

Mr. Dressel said the League had taken no position on the Essex County dispute, but observed that town and county relationships were often a matter of culture.

He said he might place Ellis on the end in some third-down situations, but observed: "You don't want to get overloaded with too many ends out there.

He said he would have preferred to be certain that the ordeal was over but observed that in his years in public life, he had been investigated so much that he had almost grown accustomed to it.

Mr. Tiene lamented the loss of such powerful allies but observed that the state police had been under tremendous political pressure "on other fronts," meaning the racial profiling and minority hiring issues.