Sentence examples for but ones made from inspiring English sources

These are not regular Sunday lunch Yorkshires, but ones made tangy and flavorful, a meal on their own really, with grated cheddar and grain mustard.

So McGinley's picks have not been statistically based choices but ones made with a golfer's instinct allied to the counsel of vice-captains Sam Torrance and Des Smyth.

An unsurprising thought, perhaps, but one made sharply on a recent afternoon.

Her Vanity Fair is a full-blown costume epic, but one made at bargain basement prices.

The women might have been spared, he said, but one made the mistake of addressing one attacker by name.

She describes it as a monument, but one made of data, not stone, and just as permanent.

All but one made their names during Suharto's 32-year military rule, which ended more than a decade ago.

It has been a perennial question for a long time but one made more urgent by changing economic times.

The decision of whether or not to use these organs is not a legal one but one made by the clinician.

An expense, sure, but one made up for by frugality in other areas.

The D.C. project doesn't appear to be an "official" Chang project, but one made from the creator's toolkit.