She was very pale, with illness and rising anger, but she was not weak, as Matilde was.
She did not know what she was undertaking, nor how far she might be led in the attempt to do good against great odds of evil on all sides; but she was not discouraged, and she had no intention of drawing back.
But she was not dead, for she was too strong to die then.
She was certainly startled and puzzled, but she was not a whit intimidated, and the perception of this fact inspired Hilda with a new, reluctant respect for her mother.
But she was not terrified in the dark, swirling night of her destiny.
But she was not going to imperil her chances of success by using too strong a virus at the first injection.
Aunt M'riar had wished not to be transparent, but she was not good at this sort of thing.
But she was not a girl to care much for the inferences that might be drawn from such conclusions; she rather prided herself upon despising them; and she gave herself to the pleasure of being talked to as if she were of March's own age.
Mrs. Horn laughed out at this security; but she was not displeased by the nobleness which it came from.
If she could only dare--but she was not brave, Orlean was not brave.
But she was not supposed to let on that she was aware of such.
She loved Jean Baptiste, but she was not a strong willed person by nature, training or disposition.
Unformed impressions were taking shape--she felt disloyal, but she was not deceived.
Of course every girl had this ideal in her brain, but she was notsupposed to express it--except vicariously in the charm-lure.
For a moment Doris thought the child was crying, but she was not.
She held a book before her, but she was not reading; and she looked up at once when Patty entered the room.
They quarreled over little things, but she was not so ready to begin these quarrels.
He hoped she would feel or see that he meant nothing, but she was not so easily pacified.
It took the edge off her determination to resist, but she was not conquered by any means.
It was pretty bad, no doubt of that, but she was not thinking so much of that as of the folly of being found out.
A blush of pleasure rose to Madame Mayer's pink cheeks; she felt she had made a point, but she was not willing to show her satisfaction.
But she was not a bad woman, as women of her class are considered.
But she was not prepared to give a false promise for the sake of vengeance; she was only bad enough to imagine such bad faith possible.
She smiled to herself, for she had never done such a thing before, but she was not uneasy in the company of her rough-looking escort.
He had withheld so much, fearing to crush her butterfly wings, but she was not a butterfly.
But she was not afraid of us, or if she was afraid, she stood her ground, asking help for those helpless babies.
But she was not angry; she gave the girl a look which made Mary cry, though she could not have told why.
Lily gave a little scream, but she was not afraid, and Roger looking grimly on from his boat saw her stand listening and answering with the same half invitation, half repulsion, with which she had so often treated himself.
Madelon drank off her medicine, but she was not satisfied, and in a moment her brain was at work again.
It was true that Madelon was asleep, but she was not exactly in bed.
She was at her ease with her, but she was not at ease with Miss Avery.
But she was not there on the third night, when something happened.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "but she was not" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
