Sentence examples for albeit not exclusively from inspiring English sources

Terrorism material, in British Law, is defined largely – albeit not exclusively – by the intent of the person possessing it.

While the defendants in the current cases are generally, albeit not exclusively, commercial intermediaries, many of the practices here at issue pose the prospect of mass uncompensated copying by the public.

Lacan tends to associate (albeit not exclusively) the Imaginary with the restricted spheres of consciousness and self-awareness.

Rickert's Kant is primarily a philosopher of human culture at large, interested in questions about the meaning and value of our life in the world, whereas Cohen's Kant is primarily (albeit not exclusively) a philosopher of the natural sciences.

It is also often, albeit not exclusively, used by Bábists, Bahá'ís, Indonesian and Maltese Christians, and Mizrahi Jews.

DNA damage potently elicits thymocyte apoptosis, mediated largely, 33, 34 albeit not exclusively, 35 via the tumour suppressor p53.

Not exclusively, of course.

"But not exclusively.

Or not exclusively, anyway.

Prominently, but not exclusively.

Albeit not a very good one.