Sentence examples for not just lay from inspiring English sources

"Israel is really trying to not just lay a physical siege but also a political siege," said Hanan Ashrawi, a member of the executive committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization.

"The only thing you can hope is that your guys give in their best shot, and not just lay the ball down and basically say, 'Hey Florida, we don't want to win,' " Spurrier said.

"It's amazing that this awakening of civic consciousness has affected the church as well, and not just lay people but clergy, too," Sergei Chapnin, editor of the Journal of the Moscow Patriarchate, said last week, on the sidelines of a seminar about Russia's historical identity, before the new statement by Father Chaplin.

"They want somebody who can carry this idea of new evangelization, relighting the missionary fires of the church and actually make it work, not just lay it out in theory," said John L. Allen, a Vatican expert at the National Catholic Reporter and author of many books on the papacy.

Anonymous accounts from wider drug websites likewise talk about opiates as things that take away your sex drive, make it impossible to achieve orgasm if you do have sex, and more often than not just lay you out in a total stupor.

"It's not just lies, in the way of Soviet propaganda.

It does not just lie in its capacity to reveal individual discoveries.

"They think they will be misrepresented anyway, so why not just lie from the outset?

We are trying to offer a different type of tourism – not just lying on a beach".

Those marvelous beaded dresses that just matched her skin tone surely were not just lying around on the S.S. Minnow.

But the blame does not just lie with western media; there was little African coverage either, said Allison.