Sentence examples for in not because from inspiring English sources

That's why all — many of these provisions I think were put in, not because they were unobjectionable.

The girls lean in, not because they've read Sheryl Sandberg, but because it's the only way to hear.

It was her idea to put extensions in: "Not because I'm vain, I just wanted to separate myself from the previous characters I've played".

"That's the only way to dispel the distrust that comes in, not because it's earned but because of what our reputation may have been".

I had never been to Susiya, but I had learned from colleagues and friends that it was not a nice place to be in – not because of the people but because of all the troubles surrounding it.

It simply wasn't always possible to put all these people in; not because they weren't deserving but because they just didn't sometimes fit in to the type of story I was telling.

"The ones who wanted to get in couldn't because there wasn't any inventory".

Evolution won out in Kansas not because people in this conservative, deeply religious state have grown agnostic.

"There's no point in not spraying, because there's no harm in spraying.

Nations engage in trade not because they have to but because they want to.

They are in prostitution not because of choice, but because of lack of choice.