Sentence examples for makes not just from inspiring English sources
The danger is that this is what makes not just warfare palatable but extermination itself.
"It's a sensible step that makes not just environmental sense, but complete economic sense," Tong said.
Addiction makes not just for clichéd writing but for a clichéd life: it is a narrative-deficit disorder.
As slum children, Jamal and his friends are enchantingly beautiful, but the supersaturated color makes not just the kids but every surface and texture shine glamorously, including the piles of garbage that Jamal and his brother live among.
Yet asked to explain what it is about herself that makes not just her notorious antics and misdeeds but also her everyday doings so fascinating that tabloids gin up headlines — as happened last week, from minutiae like her longstanding habit of carrying Pickapeppa hot sauce in her handbag wherever she goes — Ms. Campbell demurred.
The positive perspective will then be discussed, in particular the substantial contribution that EU theory makes, not just to questions of choice or practical rationality, but also to epistemology and value theory.
Mr. Smith's works are made not just to look at; they are meant to be read too.
Their constant squabbling made not just for an unstable regime, but also for a poor electoral showing in 1999.
The panoramas were made not just of great cities like New York and San Francisco.
It has to make not just the party, but the country believe the improbable.
They made not just decent music but at least one great album, which, as it happens, has just been re-released in a twenty-fifth-anniversary edition.
