Sentence examples for be not only a from inspiring English sources

For that, Arendt suggested, one had to be not only a person but also a citizen.

Now, to be not only a member of the jury but also its president was "double heaven".

Obama has proved to be not only a skilled campaigner but a lucky one a requirement for victory.

And he designed RMI to be not only a think-tank but a "do tank" that puts theory into practice.

The woman he loved later proved to be not only a man but also a spy for the Chinese government.

6 Obama has proved to be not only a skilled campaigner but a lucky one — a requirement for victory.

Ineffective advertising or public relations can be not only a tremendous waste of money but a tremendous waste of opportunity.

A hefty, brilliant volume that shows Ginsberg (1926-97) to be not only a legendary protest writer but also a lyric poet preoccupied with passion, place and fate.

It may be the greatest film ever made about obstinacy, which it reveals to be not only a virtue, but also a species of grace.

Through Typographica he proposed that graphic design could be not only a stylistic veneer, but also a personal expressive form on a par with other plastic arts.

This would be not only a disaster, but a betrayal of the energies that have fueled New York's long reign as the nation's artistic capital.