Sentence examples for ones but do from inspiring English sources

Screen size: Large screens generally cost more than small ones, but don't buy on size alone.

"[I]t's unlikely that most of the kids who go through this process will qualify for humanitarian relief, which is to say that most of them will not have a legal basis. . . to remain in this country," Earnest said on July 7. Earnest's comments on Monday don't refute his earlier ones, but do depict a diametrically different outcome of enforcing the law.

I would tell you which ones, but do you really want to know?

Developed in collaboration with GP practices, the Prescription for Art offshoot connects with residents who may be frail, lonely or busy caring for loved ones, but do not attend regular pensioners' or community groups.

He and others said the lenses had practical value for certain people, like electronics workers who need to tell red wires from green ones but do not care whether the wires look red or green.

He told McCaffery, "Look, man, we'd probably most of us agree that these are dark times, and stupid ones, but do we need fiction that does nothing but dramatize how dark and stupid everything is?" So Wallace's project required him to invent a language and a stance of his own.

Pass on this one, but don't count them out.

This included all ranking clauses both finite and nonfinite ones but didn't include rank shifted or embedded clauses.

Democratic countries produce higher levels of innovation than autocratic ones, but does democratization itself lead to innovation growth either in the short or in the long run?

Yes, you knew that one, but do you do it?

Obviously wear one, but: don't say "Johnny".