Sentence examples for Not predominantly from inspiring English sources

Tudor government was not predominantly professional.

The village itself is not predominantly Mormon, although relations are cordial.

Singles are not predominantly youthful; only a third are aged 18 to 29.

God is not predominantly a Knick fan, a Toronto fan or a Dallas fan.

Of more concern is that the women chosen are not, predominantly, fighting winnable seats.

(Here one should probably note that the world of black hair is not predominantly gay.

Ladies' Mile is one of the few historic districts in the city that are not predominantly residential.

Society, and particularly the educated society in which Julian was at home, was in fact still largely if not predominantly pagan.

They are not predominantly Islamist and do keep their towns pretty safe, but they are nonetheless independent of the central government.

(Here one should probably note that the world of black hair is not predominantly gay. Flamboyance, as Dennis Rodman liked to demonstrate somewhat pedantically with his tonsorial antics on the basketball court, can be a measure of conspicuous virility).

Ruth Bryant, president of a community organization, Southeast Queens Concerned Neighbors, said city officials seemed to think "the community won't make as much noise as some other communities, like Bayside and Forest Hills, which are not predominantly black".