Sentence examples for not that critics from inspiring English sources

It is not that critics discount Mr. Wright's talents.

Not that critics have stinted in this regard.

"The difference is not that critics are smarter than anyone else.

It is not that critics of New York City's entrenched bilingual educational program -- a virtual system within a system that educates nearly one in six public school students -- are lacking ammunition.

It isn't that critics actually believe what they see, but that they fiercely desire to do so.

The problem now isn't that critics see only content; it's the tendency to judge films dogmatically on rigid formal principles that critics deduce at leisure, according to their tastes, but that don't apply to artists.

Not that long ago — the 1950s — critics freely used "masculine" as a synonym for superior and "feminine" for weak.

It was not just that critics deplored the concept, the stagecraft and O'Toole's own playing (monotony was frequently mentioned).

It's not just that critics believe they're right.

Not that the critics can't find fault.

But the problem is not that his critics "don't get" the terrorist threat, as the home secretary has put it, but that the government has, with the US, abandoned all the principles of effective counterterrorism.