Sentence examples for but remarked from inspiring English sources

According to MovieTickets.com, sales of tickets to the film have "accounted for more than 82 percent of all the tickets sold at the site today [Monday, September 28 , 2009." CinemaBlend.com described the sale of tickets on MovieTickets.com as being "fairly significant"—but remarked that "this is after all, just a concert documentary".

Music critic Robert Christgau found the album's songs "overlong and overworked" but remarked that "they evince an effort that bears a remarkable resemblance to care that is, to caring in the best, broadest, and most emotional sense".

Kocur cut Probert's nose with his first punch but remarked afterward: "We got madder at each other when we lived together.

He disliked Jaruzelski, but called him "an authentic Pole"; he sympathised with Solidarity, but remarked that its ranks were full of Marxists and careerists.

'Captain Cool' retired not long after but remarked, memorably for Palmer, that every day of his 42-year career had been training for that one moment.

She had reservations about being called a surrealist, but remarked on her good fortune in being seen in joint exhibitions in Tokyo, New York and Europe.

We focus the discussion on the implicit moment method but remark its differences from the direct implicit method.

One that protagonist Rhys (and, later, one of the main antagonists) can't help but remark on.

One cannot help but remark upon the similarities between T cell and B cell developmental defects, in this regard.

Acknowledgement of Competitive Arguments/Concession This paragraph acknowledges that other counter-arguments exist, but remarks how those arguments are flawed.

But most remarked upon is his demeanor: absolutely expressionless.