Sentence examples for not specifically because from inspiring English sources

It's been a bad day, not specifically because of Tourette's but just one of those days that doesn't feel like it's going right.

Their disenchantment with the Republican Party was not specifically because of Mitt Romney, he added, but because, "They consider the Party to be run by anti-abortion, anti-gay, religious nuts".

The reason for that is that they happen to be around, not specifically because I went out to take pictures of them — although I certainly have pictures of them.

All the country PIs were very clear that they chose the candidates because of their general skills and the overall contribution they could make to QUALMAT and not specifically because they were well suited to further study.

"My interest in mental illness isn't specifically because of my family.

That wasn't specifically because of my book, but I had articulated something".

Radiographic signs of loosening were not specifically quantified because, to our knowledge, there is no suitable methodology for evaluating loosening for this construct.

Local officials say they were not specifically targeted because of their religion, but because the mobs who burned their stores — and the conservative clerics who had incited them — viewed the alcohol sales as un-Islamic.

Although the victim was not specifically targeted because of her learning difficulties, the intermediary was called in after the condition was revealed during psychological treatment for the trauma of rape and mutilation.

So it does change but not specifically that because I'm circumcised.

As malaria is not an equitable disease, there is both an argument for targeting those at risk and an argument for providing universal population coverage (not specifically targeted) because of the additional community effect benefit.