Sentence examples for but of most from inspiring English sources

But of most interest are the nearly 650 videotapes of Mr. Baryshnikov's glorious dancing.

But of most concern is Wade, who injured his right hamstring early in the Heat's first preseason game.

But of most damage to Bernazard were the repeated reports chronicling behavior that seemed to border on bullying.

But of most significance to Mr Gates and his colleagues is that the threat of a break-up, their worst fear, has been removed.

This, as I say, is the premise not only of the book but of most serious discussion among the political class.

That planetary event is not prospective but well under way and accelerating towards the disappearance not only of our own species but of most others that our growing numbers, consumption and waste are heedlessly taking down with us.

But that's true of most people.

But, of course, most of them didn't.

But, of course, most of it isn't.

It covers the street talk not only of England home of the book's author, the language scholar Jonathon Green but of most other English-speaking countries, and of numerous subcultures within them: the gay, the incarcerated, the military, and so on.

Not all of them all of the time, but most of them, most of the time.