Sentence examples for seen not because from inspiring English sources

For all that, however, the movie needs to be seen, not because it brings Winehouse back to life but because it fortifies the impression — cheerful, rather than creepy — that she has never gone away.

In fact, this is one of the most suggestive gardening books I've ever seen, not because most gardeners will go out and create the plant combinations that Tony Lord suggests but because every photograph packs a surprise.

It should be seen not because it succeeds in its stated purpose, which is to dramatize the Washington "process," but because with Andy Warhol-like candor it shows you a bit more than you want to know in its snapshots of the capital's players.

In "bad" neighborhoods, it's the good stuff that doesn't get seen, not because people are hiding it, but because prejudice occludes our vision.

But we are here, you see, Not because we want to be.

He adds: "That is why Eve was banished, you see — not because of her error but because of God's fear.

This is one play that Westminster politicians really should be encouraged to see – not because of the debate on arts funding, but because of the wider argument about welfare spending.

"People now go to see documentaries not because they think they should, but because they really want to".

Google Sheets provides advantages not seen in ggmap, because it does not require coding and is a web-based application.

I can't because you see I've grown up".

"They can't be seen because they're not visible, and they don't know the rules of the road".