Sentence examples for bore not only from inspiring English sources

The products bore not only the name Hackney Marshes, but a rounded letter H surrounded by the words The London Borough of Hackney.

He bore not only his own worries but the weight of the family history.

Previous studies of the authors suggest this effect to be borne not only by veridical but also by false memories.

The costs of our out-of-control malpractice system are borne not only by doctors but by all of us.

Only now do I understand the responsibility that military members bear, not only for the lives of others, but also for the consequences of their actions.

Long noted for his Mozart, Mattei brought to bear not only an endlessly flowing line but also the expressive contortions of a natural comedian.

The task of embodying the words is borne not only by the singers but a string orchestra – here the Britten Sinfonia.

"Each survivor bears not only the stigma of their own wounds, but must also shoulder those of all the others who are no longer here to bear witness," Rechtman explains.

"The information that we need bears not only on the events of 9/11, which we are charged with reconstructing in a complete and accurate manner, but it also bears on the level of preparedness of our nation's air defenses".

It was Macpherson's insistence that the full force of the 1976 Race Relations Act should be brought to bear not only on the police but across the whole of the public sector.

And in the case of these deals, the principal players bear not only the requisite technical skills but also the rarer ability to gain and sustain the trust of Middle Eastern rulers.