Sentence examples for constitutes not only from inspiring English sources

"We believe this constitutes not only the humiliation of a sister nation but of all South America," she said.

We believe this constitutes not only the humiliation of a sister nation but of all South America".

That the Republicans were once the Party of Lincoln makes the danger that Trump's party now constitutes not only alarming but tragic.

The Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) issued a strong denunciation, and Argentine President Cristina Kirchner said: We believe this constitutes not only the humiliation of a sister nation but of all South America.

The latter in fact constitutes not only international recognition of the occupation but serves as a kind of birth certificate for the rebuilding of these states by offering them the legal basis for their citizenship and other legislation.

"Along with the World Bank and other donors, DfID support constitutes not only financial support but a nod of approval for the Ethiopian regime to bring about 'economic development' for the few at the expense of basic human rights and livelihoods of its economically and politically most marginalised ethnic groups," she said.

In this sense, mandatory ultrasounds constitute not only coerced looking but "coerced production" of what is meant to be looked at.

For in many ways the Essays constitute not only an argument for people's capacity for sympathy, but an extended disquisition on how and why it breaks down.

What if the fall of Kabul would constitute not only an American abandonment of the Afghan people, but a major strategic and psychological triumph for Al Qaeda, and a recruiting tool of unparalleled value?

Bloch wrote: "Expectation, hope and intention, directed towards the possibility which has not yet arrived, constitute not only a fundamental property of the human consciousness but also, provided they are rectified and grasped in their concrete aspect, a fundamental determination at the heart of objective reality itself".

I would be particularly grateful for links of any more recent work on the same lines.Marxism, radical leftist ideologies, and "real socialism" constitute not only a fragment of world history, and of Polish or Hungarian histories, but also a chapter in Jewish history.