glitters

It’s the perpetual war with an insidious evil that is captured in the aphorism: all that glitters isn’t gold.

Not all that glitters is gold, and happiness is often only discovered when it is gone.

Turns out when processes are cheap and nimble, then that concept kind of glitters at the bottom of the pan.

So do take the advice of the designer, but also keep in mind that all that glitters is not necessarily gold.

Take this into consideration: remember that all that glitters is not gold.

This is a great example of all that glitters is not gold.

As the saying goes not all that glitters is gold.

Not everything that glitters (or blinds) is gold.

Same reasons as why almost all EVs are marketed as premium products, they can't make them cheaply so they're adding extra glitters in paint to justify price tags.

However not everything that glitters is gold.

The light that now Glitters up there my eyes may never see, And so the time lag teases me with how Love that loves now may not reach me until Its first desire is spent.

There are many cases where "not" can scope out to an enclosing quantifier (one of the better-known is "All that glitters is not gold", famously by Tolkien), and this is not just because all these speakers are in error.

As for people who keep gushing about Singapore and how awesome our country is, all I have for them is a wintry smile and the old phrase, "Not all that glitters is gold".

Interesting article, but I wonder if the author has gotten carried away with his conclusions: that “classical music ennobles bullshit, encasing turds in gold that glitters without masking the stench” and about “the rot at the heart of the classical music industry, where name-dropping passes as a substitute for ability;...