Sentence examples for but something to from inspiring English sources

"Not theologically solid," he said, but something to think about.

Empathy is not a buzzword but something to be practiced.

Sometimes, real life isn't something to avoid, but something to be glad you still have.

"We see this as a challenge, not something to be afraid of but something to relish".

Not enough to pay a mortgage, but something to add to a household income.

In most schools across the country, tenure is not something to be gained, but something to be lost.

It makes dying at home in diapers sound like — well, O.K., not fun, but something to be totally Grateful for.

Not wildly original, but something to hang a few songs and dances on.

What has lately made democracy not just respectable but something to die for?

My decision has nothing to do with fear, but something to do with fatigue.

But for something to actually care about?