Sentence examples for called not only from inspiring English sources

Whitneys and Huntingtons attended the event, held in an auditorium that a newspaper called "not only uncomfortably, but dangerously, crowded".

Christians across the Confederacy were convinced that they were called not only to perpetuate slavery but also to "perfect" it.

Edwards called not only on a people who were astray but on each individual facing the prospect of damnation.

In their plan, the Democrats called not only for cuts but also for changing the way Nassau does business.

But he was jolted by the court's 2009 decision permitting same-sex marriage, which he called not only morally wrong but also a usurpation of power.

But in some commentary Perez and Heffner have been called not only "hipster dads" but also "narcissistic assholes," "pieces of shit," "d**chebags," and "insufferable".

And yet he calls not only Globish but language in general "intrinsically neutral".

Mr. Bloomberg is calling not only for change, but for quick change.

Its ambitious plan calls not only for an end to new planting, but for unprecedented eradication of existing crops.

As recruitment chair, I was able to meet a group of wonderful students that I'm proud to call not only my friends, but family.

Additive concrete manufacturing processes are sensitive to process settings and conditions, which calls not only for preprint structural modelling to establish printability, but also for in-print monitoring to ensure expected properties are indeed achieved.