Sentence examples for but the conjunction from inspiring English sources

They are portraits that capture not individual personalities but the conjunction of the individual with something greater.

But the conjunction of Paco Boy and Canford Cliffs should perhaps prompt his critics to ask themselves to look at Hughes afresh.

There was no direct link between the jobs gained and those lost, but the conjunction of immigration, globalisation and job losses left a toxic political legacy: industrial communities in England saw their way of life change under a Labour policy for which democratic consent was never sought, let alone given.

But the conjunction is not appropriate, and the teacher is forced to reject his response.

is not (2) by itself but the conjunction of (1) and (2).

The latter would not in general imply O, but the conjunction would.

To show R′cd, we need to establish: (c≠a & d≠b & Rcd) ∨ (c=ιu(Pu & Rub) & d=ιu(Qu&Rau)) But the conjunctions of the right disjunct are true (by assumption and by definition, respectively).

But before the conjunction happened, the team wanted to test the reset process.

Avempace's intention appears clear, but if the conjunction is possible and how it occurs remains obscure.

Similarly, if a property is defined from, say, metaphysical necessity by restriction, then having that property does not consist merely in possessing such-and-such a grade of modal force, but in the conjunction of that feature with some other property.

1968) translated this sentence (and a few others from the same article) into Russian, substituting for the conjunction "but" the phrase "Ia imeiu v vidu Karlkheintsa Shtokkhauzena" ("I am referring to Karlheinz Stockhausen").