Sentence examples for ben not only from inspiring English sources

The new, electronically enhanced Ben not only peeps twice on the hour but also fills the chambers of his inferior consciousness with the words of Gilbert K. Chesterton or William Makepeace Thackery.

By this time, the 1990s, Uncle Nigel had long since positioned himself as the paterfamilias of Sissinghurst, as his brother Ben not only died relatively early but was a self-described "congenital homosexual".

Congratulations Ben, not only do you deserve an Oscar you deserve a humanitarian award for being remarkable in all of your endeavors.

Benner: Not only are all three of those deterrents part of the process, we've lived through them.

In doing this, Ben-Gurion not only created a new Tel Aviv that was 'part of' biblical Jaffa, he erased the Palestinian city.

And Mr. Kurzman's account, dominated by Ben-Gurion, revolves not only around how Israel was founded but also around the debate over what kind of a nation it would be.

Thanks to Hitler, anti-Semitism has been discredited, perhaps not forever but certainly for the time being, and this is not because the Jews have become more popular all of a sudden but because not only Ben-Gurion but most people have "realized that in our day the gas chamber and the soap factory are what anti-Semitism may lead to".

Not only that, the Ben-Amis live close enough to the action to hear the tank shell bursts and the machine-gun fire that have reverberated across the Jerusalem development of Gilo and the next-door West Bank town of Beit Jala.

This made the Ben-Hur film musical score the first to be released not only in its entirety but also as a separate album.

Refinancing to a fixed-rate mortgage would not only result in a higher interest rate, Mr. Ben-Ami said, but the borrower would also probably have to pay closing costs to obtain it.

Eugene Kotlyarenko's 0s and 1s is not only a culmination of the ideas of both Manovich and Ben-Shaul, but also a solution to the singular nature of the browser as screen.