Sentence examples for I come not from inspiring English sources

Jesus said "I come not to bring peace but a sword".

"I come not just to eat," he said, "but to pray, to use the bathroom.

Now, I come not to praise the Reids as lost musical visionaries, but to point out that they're simply a lot better than you probably remember.

He would talk a lot about peace – but sometimes the mask would slip: "I come not to bring peace but a sword," he once admitted.

"I come not with peace, but with a sword," says Robert Mitchum's psychopathic bogus preacher, brandishing a switchblade that at moments of extreme sexual excitement and disgust will poke out of his trouser-pocket, tearing the material.

Maybe Mr. Siegel would have Mark Antony say, "Pay close attention: I come not to bury Caesar but to praise him, but I'm going to say the opposite in order to prove a point".

I came not to send peace, but a sword.

Matthew 10 34b The canonized Bible reads "I came not to send peace, but a sword," but the manuscript reads gaudium ("joy") where it should read gladium ("sword") and so translates as "I came not [only] to send peace, but joy".

"But I have come not to expect such things".

But reader — I have come not to bury the celebrity profile but to praise it.

Over the last few years, I've come not really to like out.