Sentence examples for graduated not from inspiring English sources

What has changed since I graduated not all that long ago?

I graduated not so long ago from a university filled with world-renowned experts on Shakespeare, Milton and the ancient Greeks.

On dating at Harvard: "You wouldn't believe how many friends I had who graduated not kissing members of the opposite sex".

"We have passed into a world where some young men and women have graduated not in history or maths, but from 'terror porn' on the internet to the real thing in Syria and Iraq.

Unlike many of his high-level trading colleagues, Mr. Kerviel graduated not from one of France's elite universities, but from a business college in Lyon, and worked up the ranks.

I was looking for the state-controlled station, which poisoned the minds of a generation that graduated not from college, but from the nightclubs of Bab al-Aziziya, the Qaddafi compound, to sing the blasphemous praises of that unholy exterminator of his people.

They attract MBA graduates not just because of high salaries but because graduates can fit into the culture more easily.

The incentive to graduate IS graduating, not a reduction in their student loan interest rate.

It results in college graduates not only moving back home, but staying there.

Borrowers who have already graduated are not eligible.

Job creation and firms that have graduated were not significantly impacted by the business support services.