Sentence examples for just about passing from inspiring English sources

Changing Britain for the better is not just about passing laws.

Updated at 10.54am GMT 10.16am GMT Votes in the House of Commons are not just about passing laws, or not passing laws.

There's a realisation that it's not just about passing exams in English, maths, science that matters – though of course these are important subjects.

"We want to remind ourselves and the young people in the education system that Shakespeare's work isn't just about passing an exam but [that he is] an artist who sheds light on their experiences".

But as anyone who has gone to camp will tell you, it isn't just about passing on the faith.

"Our take on health is that it's not just about passing out pills and walking away -- but also housing, education and clean water," Chang said.

Now, the Renaissance just about passed Puglia by but the region has an urban gem in the form of Lecce: honey-toned baroque magnificence.

As we noted, of the seven initial trials, three would just about pass the "null hypothesis" test – ie, replacing the VRA system with a coin.

In the days before lad-mag culture, it could just about pass as charmingly daring, but I wonder if he felt less indulgent about all his ogling after the advent of new laddism in the 90s.

Which, if you'll allow us a bizarre Pythonesque segue, might just about pass as a metaphor for the past few years on the monetary policy committee (MPC – not MPFC).

I just about passed muster.