Sentence examples for but salute from inspiring English sources

"If it's true, then we cannot but salute this action," Mr. Tiao said.

Like an overenthusiastic Mastermind contestant, Stanley's remit is very broad – too broad, maybe – but you can't help but salute his dedication and loving tone.

Stereogum wrote that "this sort of album-release strategy only works for artists who are already astronomically famous, but salute Thom Yorke for figuring out ways to keep stacking cash while keeping his artistic autonomy".

Jean-Paul Sartre makes an unlikely devotee of Mallarmé, but saluted the poet's "terrorisme de la politesse", his ability to cancel bourgeois reality by putting the world "en parenthèses".

You soon stop feeling like an embarrassed minor member of the Royal Family and wave back less regally when you realise they are not waving at you but saluting the concept of trundling along a track in an antiquated engine of water, steam and coal for the sheer joy of it.

But I salute them for standing up and getting involved".

I don't enjoy the lightweight, forever-boyish texture of his dancing, but I salute his bravado.

It's intense — too intense, in fact, but I salute its boldness.

You are gone and forgotten, but we salute you wherever you may be and whoever you are.

As an aficionado of that enigmatic masterpiece, I have nits to pick with Sussman's speculations, but I salute a ravishing new wrinkle in arthistorical criticism.

But we salute the dead for other reasons; something these kids will take for granted but would have been surprising in an earlier time.