Sentence examples for dominated not from inspiring English sources

Cabrera has dominated not just this season, but for a decade.

The runway debate is still dominated not by planning but by business.

So he might be very happy if the world was dominated not by one, but by six countries.

The structure of ancient society was dominated not by class but by the relationship of patron and client.

It's little wonder, then, that in this production, the play is dominated not by Lulu but by her men.

For years, philosophy has been dominated not so much by university chairs as armchairs, by speculation based on unverified assumptions.

The debate on foreign policy and security was dominated not only by immigration but Iran, Pakistan and the Patriot Act.

Although they're both ensemble pieces — "A Lie of the Mind" has a bigger cast by half — "Heartless" is dominated not by men but by women.

The skyline is dominated not by tall buildings but by windswept palm trees that tower over dirt yards, stray dogs and citrus groves.

It was their second consecutive performance dominated not by a powerhouse offense, a stout defense or game-changing special teams, but by mistakes, missed tackles and disappointment.

"It is a very tough industry and it is male-dominated, not just in architectural practices, but the developers and the builders too," said Hadid.