Sentence examples for example not of from inspiring English sources

One might thus conclude that the US should take Japan as an example not of stagnation, but of how to squeeze maximum growth from limited potential.

Hair There are political messages here, but they're so buried in hippie claptrap that this is a better example, not of a musical with a message, but of the power of a soundtrack.

"A 17-year-old young man who gives his life for France, it's an example not of the past but of the future," Mr. Sarkozy said at the commemoration.

But, so far, top players and former stars have publicly shown support for Sharapova, and tennis officials have held her up as an example not of what's wrong with the sport but of what's right with it.

Gingrich, who until recently was a relentless basher of David Kessler and a happy beneficiary of tobacco-industry donations, sees in his party's abandonment of the industry a sterling example not of hypocrisy, but of true representative democracy.

President Obama's proposed revisions to his predecessor's No Child Left Behind law appear, on the surface, to offer an example not of local control but of more federal intervention.

All three gave me examples not of situation ethics but of moral dilemmas.

In his review of Matt Ridley's "Genome" (Feb. 27), Lee M. Silver, embracing an assertion of the author's, writes that "eugenics laws were examples not of unrestrained science but of unrestrained government".

The vividly written tale quickly became a classic example not only of the captivity genre but of colonial literature generally.

This is an example not only of ecotypic differentiation but also of character displacement.

For example, not all of the world's major grand slams are receiving the same attention.