Sentence examples for accepting not only from inspiring English sources

By 1940, at least nine Reichsbräuteschule existed in Berlin, and more were established throughout the country, eventually accepting not only S.S. fiancées but those females deemed racially suitable (which is to say, superior).

As for Dr. Feyrer, the judge said: "And I am going to make a very clear and explicit record to support that finding of agency bad faith because, candidly, the only inference that the court can draw is that it is an attempt to mislead and to deceive the court into accepting not only what is not the best science, it's not science.

It made their kids more accepting not only of gay families, but any structure that was different from their own.

It means accepting not only that Israel has the right to exist, but also the right to define itself as the democratic state of the Jewish people.

As illustrated by worries about opposition to marriage with siblings of the disabled, Japanese society has difficulty accepting not only the disabled, but family members as well.

It accepted not only NAFTA, but also the Mulroney government's much-loathed 7% goods and services tax (GST).

Jeff Sherman, similarly, sought someone who would accept not only him and Pumpkin but also Rex, Buffalo, Spot, Teddy, Jack, Libby and Gumpto.

As a result, Greece has demanded that bondholders accept not only a 50 percent loss on their new bonds but also a lower interest rate on them.

These memories become extensions of the love affair, the filters through which the lovers see and accept not only each other but themselves.

By spring semester, I had been accepted not only into the broadcast sequence, but also into U.T.'s Los Angeles summer school and internship program.

Because, inthe end, they accept not only their essentialnature, but also the consequences of theirchoice to fulfill rather than deny it.