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Discover LudwigThe phrase "were not about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means that something was not happening or being focused on at a particular time or in a specific context. Example: Despite the chaos of the city, the protesters were not about violence; they were there to peacefully voice their concerns.
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Pete and Joan were not about funny.
They were not about to pull any punches.
But England were not about to give up the ghost without a fight.
The Buffs, however, were not about to give up their ticket to the Big Dance.
They were not about to be patronised.
They were not about any ideology.
These riots were not about race … These riots were not about government cuts … And these riots were not about poverty … No, this was about behaviour.
The Red Sox were not about to dismiss the Yankees.
But the Rangers were not about to be routed.
Dusty statistical landmarks were not about to lessen his frustration.
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They were not about power games.
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