Sentence examples for not to form from inspiring English sources

The temptation is not to form opinions but rather to receive them.

Recently, NBC and Turner Sports chose not to form their own league.

The concept of "adaptive reuse" might then be applied to function, not to form.

Unlike the bats of campy horror films, northerns tend not to form large clusters in caves.

A ruin ought not to form part of a new church...

We couldn't tell the wind not to form a hurricane, or the volcano not to erupt.

"I was trying not to form any opinions until almost this weekend," Pavin said.

It is impossible not to form a feeling, or a whole raft of feelings, about an author.

But the solution is not to form more umbrella groups, adding layers of vested interests that favor competition over cooperation.

Barring an unlikely defection from the left-wing parties, it is thus doomed not to form a government.

It is a big reminder that the default Labour tradition in past hung parliaments is not to form a coalition but to govern as a minority.