Sentence examples for it began not from inspiring English sources

Once it began, not even the tidiest slum household could halt it.

And it began not as a result of some demonstrations — that is just superficial, it is foam, if you like — it is a manifestation of human dissatisfaction.

And it began not with Obama's formal declaration of his candidacy in front of Illinois's capitol building on a cold February day 18 months ago, but nearly five decades earlier in Axelrod's boyhood home of New York.

That multiplatform fight against the antidoping agency and the injustices he says are rife in it began not long after Landis tested positive for synthetic testosterone July 20, 2006, after Stage 17 of the Tour.

And the reason a story like that could take flight in the popular imagination is that it began not as a movie, but as a set of novels that could be cherished, hidden from parents, whispered about and most of all hidden from the boys.

It began, not very promisingly, with Cara Delevingne's talent for making herself cross-eyed, and spiralled when an army of millenial-era models discovered that, by adding an arched eyebrow, the old-as-the-hills vanity move of exaggerated cheekbone sucking-in photos could be rebranded as humour.

It begins not with music but with the sound of birdsong, the wind in the trees and the voice of a child calling for her parents.

By contrast, contractualism seems able to avoid aggregation, because it begins, not with individual pleasure and pain, but with the more flexible concept of reasons.

It begins not with how we treat those inside the golden circle, but how we treat those who've been cast from it.

It began: No, not you, too!

Farah tells me it all began, not with imports from the West, but with the 1979 revolution.