Sentence examples for subject not to from inspiring English sources

You could learn enough about any subject not to need Martha Stewart.

And are there more imperatives telling the subject not to do something – ie "Don't" – than to to do so?

As a former prisoner, I have read many books on the subject – not to mention written a couple.

There are support groups and grief counselors dedicated to the subject, not to mention heart-twanging memoirs, self-help videos and commemorative Web sites.

A multibillion-dollar industry responsible for seemingly half the advertising on television, beer would appear to be a natural subject, not to mention a marketable one.

The New Yorker, July 3, 2000 P. 83 Briefly Noted review of "The Chief" (Houghton Mifflin; $35) by David Nasaw... Nasaw's judicious and comprehensive biography [of William Randolph Hearst] sensibly seeks to understand its subject, not to judge him.

We can't trust them, when discussing such subjects, not to descend to self-serving demagogy.

Two years later, Hogarth turned for subjects not to the stage, but to the great satirists.

One presumes Avedon asked these subjects not to smile, as a grin is our common response to a lens.

Traditional advice has it that religion and politics are two subjects not to be raised in polite company.

First, we explicitly instructed subjects not to attend to the uncued motion patches.