Sentence examples for grounded not just from inspiring English sources

Even marriage between a man and a woman, Rigali continued, was grounded not just in religion and tradition but in logic.

To get a sense of a remodelled Labour party that might eventually emerge from all this turbulence, think of Reynolds happily in alliance with, say, Clive Lewis, the Corbyn loyalist whose travails on Trident pointed to a politics grounded not just in a quest for a radically different Labour politics, but also a smart sense of priorities.

This was a disappointment for those whose support for the proposal was grounded not just in the desire to extend educational opportunities for children but in the sincere wish to make the most affluent of New Yorkers contribute more to the commonweal.

We will understand that the successful treatment of infection is grounded not just in eliminating a pathogen but also in supporting the indigenous flora of the host.

These demands, far from seeming continuous, are quite distinct on ethical grounds, not just epicurean ones.

Both have lost ground, not just  to the "new" competition but also the "old".

Slavery died on the ground, not just in the White House and the House of Representatives.

This is a burial ground, not just a location for a future national memorial.

One important way to do this is to have it happening on the ground, not just in diplomatic conference rooms.

"We're actually working against sectarianism on the ground, not just through the beautiful words of our speeches," he said.

Throughout a whole century the American people stood liberty's ground not just in one world war but in two.