Sentence examples for be known not just from inspiring English sources

We want to be known not just for what we consume, but for what we produce.

But there has always been something unusual about Lawson's brand of celebrity, in the way she has also allowed herself, through interviews and her other writing, to be known, not just as vulnerable ("human really" as nearly all celebrities tediously insist), but as someone who, along with her many gifts, has been the bearer of inordinate grief.

It'll be known not just as an automotive company, but an automotive and mobility company.

You will be known – not just by your classmates – but by the faculty and housestaff as well.

They also understood that had to evolve their brand identity: Adobe needed to be known not just for its excellent products and how they enable creativity, but also for providing excellent customer experiences.

We want to be known not just for our music.

Hannah Gadsby is known not just for her wit but also her keen interest in art.

He was known not just for his musicianship but also for the intensity of his live performances.

Indeed, this spot where willows weep and the waters sparkle is known not just to Britons but to American fly-fishers too as the cradle of their skills.

But they also say that far too little is known, not just about potentially harmful aspects of particular brands of e-cigarettes, but also about whether there is harm from "secondhand vapor".

The pair were known not just for technical innovation and global success.