Sentence examples for but of anything from inspiring English sources

Callas herself was a collector, not of valuable paintings or furniture (although she owned copies of a Cycladic statue and of a Greek tomb, also to be sold) but of anything linked to her life and career.

Especially if you make very few films.' He is ferociously protective, not only of his private life (which is understandable) but of anything he just doesn't want to tell you.

"Skype has that streaming technology that will enable sharing not just of a link,"notes Camp, "but of anything".

Not only of yourself but of anything that you find interesting.

They think that satire is going on, but not of anything.

But in terms of anything we actually learned?

But any mention of anything interesting or juicy was annoyingly shortlived.

But the lack of anything exciting in itself was a disappointment.

But anyone accused of anything can crowd-source and, uh, raise public awareness.

But in absence of anything productive to do, we follow Scotusblog, play Bracketology and do office pools while we wait.

But be wary of anything labelled a 'miracle cure', especially if people are trying to sell it to you.