Sentence examples for claiming not only from inspiring English sources

So the smear artists are claiming not only that the president is a socialist but that he suffers from a socialism gene.

It might be a bit of a stretch to call Wisconsin a fiefdom of liberalism since the Republicans had a sweeping victory there last November, claiming not only the governor's office, but also both chambers of the state legislature.

Secretary Perkins also appealed to the enlightened self-interest of political bosses in New York, Albany and Washington by reminding them that tragedies like the Triangle fire were claiming not only innocent victims but constituents as well.

2. On top of that, Romney is scamming voters, claiming not only that he can make up the lost revenue by closing unspecified loopholes, but that he can do so in a way that doesn't shift the tax burden away from the rich onto the middle class.

Grant takes Locke to be claiming not only that desertion laws are legitimate in the sense that they can be blamelessly enforced (something Hobbes would grant) but that they also imply a moral obligation on the part of the soldier to give up his life for the common good (something Hobbes would deny).

Rawls already alludes to a sufficientarian understanding by claiming not only that the parties of the original position would rationally prefer average utility over the classical (sum-maximizing) principle but would "agree to some sort of floor to hold up average welfare" (ibid., 141).

Windy Britain should be as pro-wind as it claims — not only out at sea, but in its backyards.

In some countries labour claims not only have priority over all other provable claims but outrank even the rights of secured creditors.

As chancellor he claimed not only to have done away with "boom and bust", but also to have presided over the longest period of sustained growth since 1701.

As reported, he claims not only that senior members of the government demanded the contribution, but that they asked other companies for similar ones.

In her letter, Fernández claims not only Latin America but also the "vast majority of peoples and governments around the world" embrace Argentina's claim and "reject colonialism".