Sentence examples for define not only from inspiring English sources

The result would define not only the game but the season.

As you level up you also unlock one of eight Destinies, which help shape define not only your combat style but also your profession.

Yet, as one of the most famous sporting photographs of its time, it came to define not only him, but also a bygone era of English football.

The resulting setback skyscraper became a typology which can be seen to define not only significant parts of manhattan, but also elsewhere across america and the rest of the world.

A composer we commonly associate with coin tossing, whose most famous piece called for the performer not to make a single sound, he upended long-held conventions about the listening process and prodded us to re-evaluate how we define not only music but the entire experience of encountering art.

But Mr. Osborne ceded little ground on the issue that has come to define not only him but also — for better or for worse — the philosophy of the coalition government as a whole: that the first priority must be to reduce the national debt and narrow a budget deficit that, at 10 percent of gross domestic product, remains one of Europe's highest.

Nations are, Ernest Renan wrote, defined not only by what they remember, but also what they forget.

The international community is defined not only by what it is for, but by what and whom it is against.

The truth is, all-time greats like Federer are defined not only by their gifts but by their arrogance.

At one point, partners are exchanged and distinct relationships are defined, not only among the different couples but also in duets danced by the same pair.

The new Cuba he envisioned was "defined not only by the Castro brothers, or their enemies, or any particular group, but by the whole Cuban family".