Example sentences of "not [vb infin] [noun] as a [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 That person may hold ‘ citizenship ’ as a legal , national status , but does not display citizenship as a quality .
2 Pauline Mitchell , head of housing , said : ‘ We do not have any areas for any particular people and we certainly do not identify travellers as a group .
3 If Jones has never heard of Tolstoy or read any of his books , it is meaningless to assert that Jones either likes Tolstoy as a writer or does not like Tolstoy as a writer .
4 Yanto did not like Sundays as a rule .
5 Most of the non-payees can not claim unemployment as an excuse , says members ' registrar Bob Russell .
6 Many Christians do not see Jesus as a sacrifice in the same way .
7 ‘ They should not see television as a panacea for all financial ills . ’
8 The Greater York study did not designate Skelton as an area for expansion until two thousand and six , and no proposal exists in other plans for the making of an inset into the greenbelt on the basis of the need for expansion .
9 I do not romanticise agony as a virtue , nor imagine that it makes me superior .
10 Do not use time as an excuse , he wrote .
11 But , as Elinor was always telling him , Henry did not inspire confidence as a representative of the legal profession .
12 If you do want to enjoy a one-to-one relationship of a companionable or romantic nature there are various ways one can make contact , other people who want to do the same and they need not have marriage as an aim if that is not what you want .
13 So too an attempt to make a direct gift , which fails because the proper method of transfer is not employed , will not take effect as a trust .
14 Jacob can not approach Esau as a brother .
15 Further , repeating groups do occur in applications ( values in a ledger , for instance ) , but the normalisation process does not permit representation as an array .
16 Examining the reports of the Chief Constable of Birmingham between 1900 and 1940 , Tony Mason notes that football does not merit inclusion as a policing problem .
17 She could not offer advice as a grandmother , despite her long experience of children ; and now her own children had ceased to confide in her ‘ because they felt that the time had come when I ought to be ‘ spared ’ every possible worry .
18 Aboriginals , it was true , could not imagine territory as a block of land hemmed in by frontiers : but rather as an interlocking network of " lines " or " ways through " .
19 ‘ I do n't regard Jews as a class , ’ he snapped back at his questioner , ‘ I regard them as a privileged misfortune . ’
20 I do n't want marriage as a lifeline .
21 There 's an interesting historical paradox in the impact of AIDS on the gay community because without the existence of an international gay community I do n't think AIDS as a disease could have had the rapid impact it 's had on gay men .
22 For instance : ‘ You should lose weight ’ , ‘ You should n't be so inarticulate at work ’ , ‘ You should n't pursue money as a goal ’ , ‘ You should be kinder to your mother when she phones for a long chat . ’
23 I noticed it was quite odd that he did n't use McGoldrick as a sweeper did he ?
24 In fact , whereas I would n't see art as a necessity , I would see the woman as a necessity .
25 But , when I was asked to go on a demonstration years ago , I did n't because I just do n't see gender as a problem .
26 ‘ I do n't see television as an institution , nor as a continuum of programming into which my work must be fitted .
27 ‘ Most people do n't face emergencies as a matter of course , and no one expects them to be anything but human . ’
28 Face it if if he did n't have Adam as a friend he 'd be definitely mateless .
29 You ca n't have time as a decimal , time is not a decimal .
30 Corollary 1.9.15 If F ε Z[x] and if one ca n't write F as a product of polynomials , each of smaller degree and with integer coefficients , then one still ca n't write F as a product of polynomials each of smaller degree even if one is prepared to use polynomials with rational coefficients .
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