Sentence examples for examples not of from inspiring English sources

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".

Carl Miller, a research director at the left-of-centre think tank, said the tweets were worrying as they were examples not of people "being angry at Islamic State, [but] people who are being angry at the wider Muslim world".

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.

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.

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.

That's an example not of deliberate exclusion but rather hard-wired, baked-in knowledge.

Very briefly, the argument begins with an example, not of manipulating an already existing agent, but of creating an agent "in utero," as Mele puts it (2006, p.188).

This is an example not of when a simple element is complicated, but rather, when an important element is quite minimal.

They are a festival of examples, not an expression of one's own creativity.

We'll use real world examples, not a lot of pie-in-the-sky theories.