Sentence examples similar to defining not to from inspiring English sources
He was a born definer, not to say a mincer, of words.
Here it should be noticed that the nonsynonymous and the synonymous substitution rates are defined not to be rate per site but simply rate per codon.
"The Lord of the Rings" is an epic, and one of the defining restrictions — not to say pleasures — of epic is that it both predate and outwit psychology.
Capello patently did not get the fuss and yet it ended up defining - not to mention finishing - his reign in February 2012 after the FA stripped John Terry of the captaincy when he faced a court case for racially abusing Anton Ferdinand, a charge of which he was subsequently cleared.
Impossible to define, impossible not to admire.
He was, in some way that it was hard to define, not like us.
Therefore, another goal is to keep the defined milestones or not to exceed them significantly.
More substantively, "liberal" education came to be defined not as an end in itself but as a means to achieving professional status.
The administration allowed its policy to be defined not by its philosophy but as a program of federal subsidies to religious charities.
The flight of the ball seems to be defined not by hope, but by destiny.
If that had looked like a potential defining moment, it was not to be.
