Sentence examples for given not for from inspiring English sources
The prize is given not for a specific work but for literary power, originality and influence on the field.
And it was a pity that his prize was given not for that performance, which wasn't among his best, but for having made it so far.
The prize was officially given not for Sleeper, but for State Britain, his meticulous re-creation of Brian Haw's anti-war protest in Parliament Square.
The honors, issued annually since 1985, are given "not for a specific work, but for the abundant promise of future work," said Barbara Bristol, director of the Whiting writers' program.
A Nobel Prize is given not for lifetime achievement, Norden says, but for a particular advance that is considered to "somehow open a door or open our eyes".
History matters for what it gives, not for what it takes away.
The Pilgrim Thanksgiving was a way of giving thanks not for plenty but for a sufficiency.
Even if mobile giving is not for you, mobile communication is.
