Sentence examples for does not only denote from inspiring English sources

The term Global South does not only denote a region but also a socioeconomic condition.

But, asserting that Mayans today are extinct, as many do, not only denotes grotesque ignorance and bigotry, but it is a rhetorical manoeuvre to validate their exploitation, conveniently transforming them into cheap labour to cater for their billionaire tourist industry.

Verbs like "see" or "hear" do not merely denote special experiences or mental happenings, with special causal antecedents; they denote achievements of tasks, or successes or undertakings.

Do not only donate.

However, many singular names not only denote, they also have a connotation.

"I don't only eat.

Don't only do schoolwork.

Don't only tour Seattle.

While being winner does not necessarily denote taking all, power allows for choice.

(The program does not specifically denote which actors play which roles).

However, a Spanish name and surname does not necessarily denote Spanish ancestry.