Sentence examples for with but more from inspiring English sources

James was the most generous actor to work with, but more so, a man with a heart of gold.

Miami Coach Pat Riley introduced Russell, recounted the Hall of Fame center's career achievements and ended with "but more importantly, he never really experienced the misery of losing".

The structural descriptions provided by a generative grammar are comparable with, but more precisely formulated than, the analyses that result from the traditional practice of parsing sentences in terms of the parts of speech.

I got to know him in a more personal context too, when sometimes with, but more often than not without, my rather uncommitted and somewhat scared partner I'd venture into the bowels of the Rex Richards building, down into the basement full of humming magnets and humorous coffee mugs, for a weekly tutorial on the arcane knowledge that is structural biochemistry.

"He is somebody who understands the club and the squad of players he will be working with, but more importantly he is a young British coach who is ready for this position and responsibility.

He understood that but for the Bolshevik coup, Russia would probably today be a prosperous, democratic country perhaps on a par with, but more powerful than, Britain or France or Germany.

β-cell function deteriorates with age, but more rapidly in those with impaired glucose tolerance.

Follow AlliEveryoneon Twitter.

Thereafter, incidence still increases with age, but more slowly [ 3].

"I was pleased with the result but, more importantly, with the quality of the performance.

a Region with (alpha, =,0.40125) but more clustering.