Sentence examples for so but from inspiring English sources

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hence but

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The phrase 'so but' is not correct in written English.
You should use either 'so' or 'but' but not both. For example: I was excited, so I went to the store. I was excited, but I decided to stay home.

Exact(58)

And so, but yes.

Cornell University

Perhaps so, but perhaps not.

The Economist

'tis so: but Edward lives".

The New York Times

So, but timber's really important.

Princeton University

Student: I think so, but I forget.

The New York Times - Magazine

Maybe so, but it can also incriminate.

The Economist

Maybe so, but it has been done.

The Economist

They have done so, but splutteringly.

The Economist

Maybe so, but there are two caveats.

The Economist

Similar(2)

Some people think so, but LYMAN.

The New York Times

So... but that's about all.

BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making

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