Sentence examples for asking not only from inspiring English sources

Some people are asking not only what she might be able to accomplish now that she is free, but also how long she might remain free.

But the question remains worth asking, not only by Julia but by any of these characters — by anyone, period, still struggling to connect.

When Mr. Cain said he was asking not only for their support but for their votes, too, a man standing near the front shouted, "You got it!" as his fist shook slightly.

In his interviews with these veterans of Patterson Houses, Professor Naison has been asking not only about parents, jobs, school, religious life and race relations, but also about dating, sports, music and food.

But in Florida, Governor Bush is asking not only that the drilling be kept 100 miles off the coast, but that it be kept 100 miles from Florida in any direction.

During rehearsals we interrogated the material, asking not only what was said but how altered it was becoming in the transition from the tapes to the stage, where actors take their place in a living argument.

In subsequent interviews, I was asked not only about Pamuk but about my inability to finish Pamuk.

This is a question asked not only in Chicago, but in virtually every urban school district around the country.

Agents today often ask not only for advance money but also for marketing and publicity plans before signing on.

He asks not only what the good life is, but whether it is possible for the likes of him.

This Socrates, though, asks not only what justice is, but whether such a thing is possible in his neighbourhood.