Similarly, the tablet has GPS, but without turn-by-turn navigation software, it's not good for much other than the built-in Bing Maps app.
But without turning it into a cliche we felt we were all brothers at Souths.
Dance steps gradually became bigger and more forceful, but without turning violent.
It would assert the rights of women, boldly and brashly, but without turning its own conviction into a false identity or ethic.
The House of Representatives' action placing the federal government in charge of airport security but without turning 28,000 baggage and passenger screeners into federal workers means delay in an area of urgency.
Once the go signal was given by the tester, they stood up from the chair, walked as fast as possible but without running, turned left or right after passing the green tape at the end of the walkway, then returned to the chair, turned around, and sat down.
He's as adept as Tom Wolfe at using his journalistic eye for social detail — for how people juggle work and love and money, and navigate the confounding maze of class and social status in big cities today — but he does so without turning his characters, as Mr. Wolfe so often does, into caricatures or cartoons.
Unlike English boxwood, which prefers partial shade, most will tolerate sun without turning yellow, but almost all are darker green in the shade.
E.g., in the sentence "This tree is green" we may substitute "chair"—but not "careless"—for "tree" without turning sense into nonsense, marking the difference between the meaning categories of nominative material and adjectival material (1913/2000, 511 512).
But we've faced difficult times before without turning madly to these political set pieces.
But no one had measured how fast granite could cool without turning into glass.
