His 1982 book Inside The Treasury should be read not only by any minister, actual or aspiring, but by anybody who wishes to become a serious member of the House of Commons.
Yi Mun-yol imagines his hero with a brooding tenderness that derives much of its power and fascination from the fact that his novel can be read not only as a fictionalized biography but as a fictionalized autobiography.
That's the nature of the short story: it has to be read not only as narrative, as story, but as something poetic that has meaning in the minutia.
In this sense, the executive order ought to be read not only in conjunction with Trump's statements on Muslims but in light of the alarmingly broad deportation priorities that the D.H.S. issued last week.
His book deserves to be read not only by historians and bibliophiles, but by anyone with a taste for arcane detective adventures and a curiosity about the motivations of scholarly perseverance.
There is something wired and wary in their silence, and the entire passage can be read not only as an echo of "Once Upon a Time in the West," whose opening hummed with a similar suspense, but also as an unimaginable change of tune.
Text entered into the chat window can be read not only by other users but also by 'listening' scripts within chat range.
I suggest that breastfeeding distress must be read not only in terms of the specific socio-spatial landscape through which it takes hold but also in terms of the lived and often non-compliant landscape of the body itself.
Meng Xizi's Zuozhuan speech should be read not only as indicative of a turning point in Confucius' early career his emergence from obscurity but also as the first of many ancient declarations that Confucius was worthy of a crown that he would not receive in his lifetime.
The more you think about it, Paine's work should be read not only by vacationers and beach-goers, but year-round by citizens, students and especially the folks in the White House and up on Capitol Hill.
