Sentence examples for are not only true from inspiring English sources

He applied his deepest passion, metaphysics, which he defined as "the search for necessary truths, truths that are not only true, but they couldn't have been false".

Those glancing details – the vortex of a snail's shell, the colour and texture of a feather – are not only true to themselves, but they become symbols of larger and more mysterious energy fields.

In Beall's theory, all sentences A that are dialetheias are not only true and false, i.e. (given that falsity is truth of negation), Tr⟨A⟩ ∧ Tr⟨¬A⟩; they are also true and untrue, Tr⟨A⟩ ∧ ¬ Tr⟨A⟩: this again follows from the transparency of truth.

This, of course, is not only true with electronics.

That is not only true of journalism, Indiana said.

And this is not only true of Liverpool but also true of this country.

That's not only true for the most gifted and glamorous.

And this is not only true of individuals: communities too, it would seem, come together when they suffer external threat.

I believe this is not only true but that G4S et al would not want to run child protection even if they were allowed.

It's not only true of upper-middle-class black kids, but look at white kids in the suburbs, listening to gangsta rap".

This is not only true for the demonised Islamist camp: the crackdown has reached every voice of opposition across the ideological and political spectrum.