Synonym: on the other hand, then again. Similar words: just then, cutthroat, cut-throat, put through, cut through, cut the mustard, beat about the bush, put the cart before the horse. Meaning: adv. (contrastive) from another point of view.
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121. But then generals have not lost hope altogether of clinging on to power.
122. But then she never wore any of the pins or anything else.
123. But then you need to deal with the basic problem.
124. I think once you have children, you just don't have the same kind of freedom to pick up and go. But then, I sort of think, how often did I really do it? How spontaneous was I really? Part of what I think I miss is this fantasy of my wild days, but they never existed! Brooke Shields 
125. We used to live with my aunt but then it got too crowded there so we moved out.
126. The Kite A brother and sister argue but then Ben loses his kite and Sally rescues it.
127. They used to be just another attraction at a children's zoo - but then they learned to trampoline.
128. But then hands of steel get hold of my ankles and start pulling at me - pulling pulling pulling.
129. The bird-swat includes the same approach, but then ends with an upward leap and a sharp blow with the front foot.
130. You feel really sorry for him, but then again it's hard to like him.sentencedict.com
131. He certainly welcomed the leadership contest, but then so did many others.
132. But then all hell broke loose, geologically speaking, as increasing numbers of sources for the rock were discovered.
133. I was studying to be an accountant, but then the baby came along and I had to give it all up.
134. Social existence no doubt determines consciousness but then only human consciousness can imagine an alternative social existence.
135. But then, as I drive home after a failed chase, I can enjoy the sight of the sunset.
136. Scamp had an airtight alibi, naturally, but then again young Leakey never said who exactly had done it.
137. I mean, I don't like seeing myself on camera in close-up, but then I never did.
138. But then he covered her, his naked body burning hot, heavy but not crushing, strong and powerful.
139. But then most of us could probably bluff our way into a second division club with a bit of nous.
140. But then it would realize that the other firm would have also worked that out, and it should raise its bid.
141. But then, city dwellers have never been long on modesty.
142. Except for blokes like you and Eric, but then you're like me.
143. He had struggled to his feet, but then felt a really hard blow on the face.
144. He couldn't help feeling sorry for the chap, but then he also felt sorry for Liza.
145. But then Munter goes over the edge, sounding like a Weight Watchers leader gone berserk.
146. The champagne corks popped but then the reporter told us the house had been repossessed.
147. But then, as we watched over the balcony railing, an amazing scene opened below us.
148. At first, they pleaded not guilty, but then Ronald Smith confessed to shooting both the young men.
149. I don't think she liked my present, but then again it could just be my imagination.
150. He agrees with his boss to his face, but then criticizes him behind his back.
More similar words: just then, cutthroat, cut-throat, put through, cut through, cut the mustard, beat about the bush, put the cart before the horse, butt, at that, not that, hen, then, mutt, get the axe, ashen, when, button, butter, utter, butt in, butted, put to, hit the roof, get the sack, at the most, hit the hay, hence, and then, by then.