Sentence examples for but of some from inspiring English sources

And, totally unrelated but of some urgency, when does the second season of "Homeland" start?

This one wasn't, in fact, a child of 2010 but of some 300 million years ago.

Very silly stuff: but of some value as a quasi-historical footnote.

The takeaway is a deeper understanding not just of the play but of some of Britain's history, politics and culture.

These are not buns of mere steel but of some unimaginably dense substance that forms the Earth's core.

Close up, these last works seem not to be made of paint, but of some soft, dry substance like fur.

But, of course, some call it cheating.

But Army of some sort.

But some of us do, and some of us can.

But the disclosure of some primal secret.

But some of them were.