Sentence examples for well not through from inspiring English sources

There's virtually no atmosphere at this game - well not through the telly anyway.

"There's a number of well-placed Saudis who know their counterparts in Iran very well, not through [Tabatabai's] stuff and not through the Swiss," the Western official said.

Well, not sold through an official outlet.

"You might as well not walk through the door of a bank and have construction behind your name," Mr. Novak said.

Based on their assumption that we may well not have access, even through Scripture, to exactly how God was involved in the creative process, they have modified what is to be considered essential to Christianity on this issue.

If the Australians could take any comfort, it might have come from the fact that the English players were not, well, through-and-through English.

If you don't feel well, don't go through with the performance.

Politics is mostly the art of fighting over a muddled middle ground, but this is the way the world gets well and truly changed: Not through conciliation, but through conquest.

The skin care products are available online and in some select Walgreens stores, but consumers may well find the brand not through promotions or advertising, but through looking for solutions to common skin challenges.

It was not well thought through, it was not well executed.

This stock may very well outperform not only through April but through yearend.