Sentence examples for up not of from inspiring English sources

But by midday new posters began cropping up, not of Mr Assad, but of his son Bashar.

Because the novel is made up not of a single, continuing narrative but rather of vignettes built around its main characters, forward motion is not always discernible.

The Internet was built, first and foremost, by another network, this one made up not of servers but of human minds: open, decentralized, peer.

Reformers such as President Theodore Roosevelt envisioned a professional government made up not of politicians or lawyers, but of educated, public-spirited bureaucrats.

In that case, the class is made up not of brokers but of sales agents and traders in Morgan Stanley's investment banking division.

And while Frances doesn't expect to outlive the current National Unity Government, a regime made up not of politicians but of sociologists and psychotherapists, she's curious about what will happen next.

Propositions may also be built up, not out of other propositions but out of elements that are not themselves propositions.

I spoke up not out of disrespect, however, either for you or our country.

This was exciting, though it was more than a little disturbing to open a broadsheet newspaper one Sunday morning and find, under the headline 'China in their hands', a helpful round-up not of the best female athletes but of the best-looking female athletes.

Dozens of sites sprang up, not all of them operated by the same set of moral codes.

An ashes win would be in spite of the current set up, not because of it.