Sentence examples for but often used from inspiring English sources

"The analyst was well-motivated but often used emotive and inappropriate language".

She never studied dance herself, but often used dancers as models.

Derived from the Italian word graffio ("scratch"), graffiti ("incised inscriptions," plural but often used as singular) has a long history.

The president announced plans to lift a state of emergency imposed in 1992, initially to combat terrorism but often used, critics contend, to silence political opposition.

Fred Turner, a Stanford University expert on the technology industry and American cultural history, said Silicon Valley's entrepreneurs and managers espoused meritocracy but often used "likeness" to themselves as a shorthand for quality.

Motorcycles, which are an essential means of transport for many Venezuelans but often used by looters as getaway vehicles, have been banned from its centre for 72 hours as of Tuesday evening.

Catalan differs from Occitan less than from Spanish but often uses different vowel sounds and diphthongs and also has somewhat different grammatical conventions.

Antibacterial surfactant mixtures attract widespread interest in the design of consumer product formulations, but often use toxic biocidal agents such as cationic surfactants, triclosan or bleach.

They make evaluative judgments, but often use seemingly impersonal terms like 'good' and 'bad' to stand for their own personal preferences.

The windows replacing them were based on the originals, but often using simpler and more colourful designs.

"I don't add, replace, or delete anything from my images but often use creative techniques to put my images into the right mood".