Sentence examples for not just defining from inspiring English sources

As Pakistan desires to have a role in any transfer of power in Afghanistan, the challenge ahead is not just defining Pakistan's role but also understanding overall U.S. objectives.

But let's not forget that this is an audience that's not just defining television, but defining all of the brands that are out there.

You'd like to be not just defined by the mistakes that you make in life".

Indeed, Australia's first world war experience in the Middle East was not just defined by military heroism but of humanitarianism.

His aim is to make it a hedonistic experience, not just defined by financial coercion, and he will apply this to the revitalisation of cities of northern England.

So the sea did not just define the British – it inspired them to become pirates, merchants, travellers, explorers and empire-builders.

We are, each one of us, not just defined by the arrangement of protein molecules in our cells, but also by the things we call our own.

Make no mistake: Rain Pryor, the star of the autobiographical solo show "Fried Chicken and Latkes," is not just defined by her father, the comedian Richard Pryor.

This meant that stupidity did not just define the dark realm of the irrational; it also became associated with the naïve and innocent -- the holy fool of Dostoyevsky, the schlemiels of folk literature.

"It would seem from the Talmud that perhaps maternity is not just defined by the genetic gift, but by the nurturing process that happens within the fetal development," Rabbi Brander said.

Scaling is not just defined within individual enterprises but is promoting a broader idea about how to do things differently, with many in the international arena sharing what is they do rather than simply growing their own business.