Sentence examples for arrived at not from inspiring English sources

A minority might disregard the results arguing that the decision had been arrived at not through justice but by numbers.

But I think it's the better for it: it was arrived at not by brute-force voting, but by careful and detailed and impassioned argument – followed, in the odd case, by brute-force voting.

Typically the surface would be painted with a mesh of tiny rectangles, but the appearance of staining, of spreading clouds of colour, often earthy yellow ochres and burnt browns, the irregular lines like stitching, give her work the sense of an aboriginal art arrived at, not by imitation, but by long looking, thinking and feeling.

It is true that Aquinas attributes faith to the devils but this 'faith' amounts only to their belief that what the Church teaches is the truth, arrived at not by grace but 'forced from them' reluctantly by 'the acumen of their natural intelligence' (Summa Theologiae 2a2ae, 5, 2; O'Brien 1974, 155 & 157).

("I must not think that, just as my conceptions of rest and darkness are arrived at by negating movement and light, so my perception of the infinite is arrived at not by means of a true idea but by merely negating the finite," Third Meditation, p. 94).

Once we begin to descend, nobody truly knows what frightening end we may arrive at — not to mention what terrifying turns we may encounter on the way down.

An advantage of Bayesian methods is the ability to arrive at not only a point estimate of the unknown parameters (e.g., heritability), but also a distributional estimate.

But doomsday has not arrived, at least not yet.

Now, before we arrived at the not, there are so many different ways that you could have expressed not and 1 minus and negative and so on.

But no scout bees arrived, at least not at first.

The process by which it was arrived at is not central".