Sentence examples for but of such from inspiring English sources

But of such an outcome, there is little sign.

It is that quality that makes the first half of his work not only so readable but of such historical importance.

In 1948 he was credited with helping Italy to avoid civil war by winning again, 10 years later (a record never equalled) – it's a legend, but of such legends the Tour de France is made.

Telling the story of the husband showering his wife with salt, another settler wondered, "Now whether shee was better roasted, boyled or carbonado'd, I know not, but of such a dish as powdered wife I never heard of".

The statistics on the front pages were not of deaths, but of such things as "40,000 special voting templates for the blind".The quiet election looked set to produce a predictable result.

To have moved from the bleakness of sixty years ago, when millions of the dispossessed formed the floating detritus of the Second World War, to a time in which, as Michael O'Leary told me, planeloads of Danes and Norwegians merrily fly to England just for a soccer match may sound like a trivial change, but of such trivia is our freedom composed.

But words of such clarity, simplicity and beauty.

(But artists of such stature rarely show up at tapings).

But conviction of such a crime is not enough.

That might be true, but what of such a game?

But reports of such killings come from all over.