Sentence examples for but one considered from inspiring English sources

A single bookstore, but one considered a bellwether, even a charm of sorts for the industry.

It is a stirring anecdote but one considered a fabrication by many modern Alamo scholars.

All but one considered themselves cured.

By choosing Favors over Cousins and two other forwards under consideration — Syracuse's Wesley Johnson and Georgetown's Greg Monroe — the Nets opted for the most athletic frontcourt player available but the one considered the least N.B.A. ready.

• Roberts didn't expose your average ballplayer, but the one considered a lock to restore honor to the reputation of American machismo in the form of the most cherished record in sports.

Greenwald's writings on the film may hyperventilate, but when one considers the scale of the historical rewrite we're about to witness, his pitched tenor is more forgivable.

That record recorded in the aftermath of a surgery mused on the impermanence and fragility of the human body, but this one considers the flipside: the ways in which we're able to move outside of our physical forms.

But if one considers that psychology is the study of the minds of people, and if one agrees that people are emotional beings (more Captain Kirk than Mr Spock), then understanding swearing, as the language of emotion, can improve our understanding of psychology.

If p is not attracting but hyperbolic, one considers the restriction of f to the stable manifold.

But when one considers why Quine and others regard overt behaviour as the arbiter of what language a person speaks, their non-individualism becomes apparent.

But if one considers that these parts are the sides of the infinilateral polygon, they are better characterized not as indivisible points, but rather as unbendable straight lines, each at once part of and tangent to the circle[15].