Sentence examples for in not to from inspiring English sources

I was trying to join in, not to distinguish myself.

They are laid-back, friendly and busy, you come here to join in, not to stick out.

"Our decision on this matter is not to give in, not to compromise and not to accept their list of demands," the minister said.

We grabbed the moment and invited everyone in, not to be part of a network but to be active, connected, authentic, productive, sharing and relevant to our city.

There was so much to take in, not to say throw out, that by the end, a long time after the beginning, it was hard to remember what this most sublime opera was all about.

The centers, which make their money by selling the material for scrap value and sometimes by collecting additional fees from the state, have a financial incentive to maximize the amount of material they take in, not to look for fraud.

So I have suggested that Mr. Ellison bring a Bible along with his Koran to his ceremonial swearing-in — not to swear on it but to honor it, as has been done since George Washington's inauguration.

They're more interested in why there is no sign of a break-in, not to mention the double indemnity insurance policy Snyder has just "tricked her unsuspecting hubby into signing".

It seemed impossible that all of the 33 miners could have survived for 17 silent days after the cave-in, not to mention two months of strained waiting as the drills made their way into the earth.

The Casa Cook website and brochures proclaim "Mi casa es su casa" repeatedly – a fine mission statement, but one that does feel slightly at odds with the strict instruction, given at check-in, not to use the throws hung from the bedroom walls – "They are DECORATIVE!" However, the throws are for sale at the you know where, of course.

Covering is when members of marginalized groups attain certain rights and then think that the best strategy is to try to fit in -- not to focus on difference.