Sentence examples for were not stamped from inspiring English sources

The hijackers' passports, it says, were not stamped by Iranian authorities, although it is not clear whether anyone in the Iranian government knew at the time the men were part of the terrorist plot.

She created fake identity cards — ones that were not stamped with a J — either by stealing photographs and fingerprinted documents from legitimate guests at the boarding house or making deals with pickpockets to swipe documents from railway travelers.

"Each area has its own constraints and design requirements, so our houses don't look the same and were not stamped out of a cookie cutter," Marvel says.

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Tickets to the playoffs are not stamped in the first couple of weeks.

"We know that teachers are the most important thing, but teacher quality is not stamped on someone's forehead".

While sorting through her own mail one afternoon, she did find one letter that was not stamped "past due".

Most of the pieces are marked with Riddell's name, although the bed and chairs are not stamped".

The standard could be interpreted as covering information that is not stamped classified but is effectively the same as information classified elsewhere in the government.

The Paris house is an 18th-century hotel particulier, and its furniture includes works stamped by great 18th-century makers like Boulle, Carlin, Riesener and Oeben, as well as pieces that are not stamped.

People who are merely overweight, rather than obese (in other words who have a body mass index of 25 to 30) appear not to suffer from the same biochemical adaptations: their size is not "stamped in".