Sentence examples for is dealing not from inspiring English sources

In fact, she is dealing not with love but its consequences.

Britain is dealing not with the troika, but directly with the European Union.

But the injury is larger than personal: like Job, the general is dealing not with boils but with God.

He is dealing not with a friend, but with a rival whose interests are different from those of the United States and the rest of the democratic West.

But in Decatur he is dealing not with Bull Connor the brutal police commissioner who set his dogs on marchers in Birmingham, Alabama but with people whose main concern is safe schools.

The sinner "is dealing, not with the 'angry God' of a well-known theological tradition, but with himself" (Royce 2001 [1913], 170 71).

"We are dealing not just with money; we are dealing not just with items; we are dealing with people," he added.

Nolen was dealing not only with Sidley's death but also with aging parents back East.

More newsworthy, perhaps, were deals not made.

And while foreclosures can be deals, not all are bargains.

These will not be dealt with here.