Sentence examples for not be ultimate from inspiring English sources

Philosophers usually call these "ultimate" causes, though that term of art is somewhat misleading to non-professionals because such causes need not be ultimate in the vernacular sense of the term (sometimes the term "distal" is used instead).

(New York may or may not be the ultimate birthplace of new trends in American pop culture, but it is absolutely the ultimate birthplace of backlashes).

But he may not be the ultimate strength.

Goma may not be its ultimate prize, however.

"But they should not be the ultimate determinant of success".

The Baret may not be the ultimate beehive; but it is a nice assembly of bees.

Witchdoctors may not be the ultimate source of the problem, she added.

Yet robotic missions must not be the ultimate end of our explorations in space.

My motives at the time would not be the ultimate source of my willings, only the most proximate ones.

"It might not be the ultimate, it might not be the best, but it's a good starting point".

That may not be the ultimate solution to climate disruption, but it certainly is a sensible place to start.