Sentence examples for just some but from inspiring English sources

The president, meanwhile, closed this fall's campaign with an exhortation to "restore the American dream for not just some, but for every, every, everybody in this great land".

When Yukio Hatoyama, then DPJ leader and now prime minister, promised to move not just some but all of the Americans off the island, Okinawans caught a whiff of historical redress.

Mr. De Gucht said the rules obliged "all companies to go through a complex and bureaucratic registration process on not just some but all products," including cars, car parts, food products and mobile phones.

To dial back the age at which we have children for not just some, but most adults, we're going to have to change the way Western societies approach family policy.

But the new frontier for children is about more than income and a wider range of services; it is about insisting that in future not just some but all people have assets too.

We will do all these things and more, because we believe that decent education, health and services should be available to not just some, but all of our people.

It's just some technicality, but at least you can see it really fits in.

This nickname is not just some annoyance, but it could be tied to Walter's future failures.

"You'll probably think this is just some opening line, but . . .

The rabbi tried to convince us it was just some drunk, but as a 10-year-old, I knew better.

Ulyatt was wary at first, fearing that this was just "some London bloke," but he took Slimane's card.