Sentence examples for emerged not only from inspiring English sources

They emerged not only from the custom of companies' coining nicknames for themselves, but also from an even older tradition of decorating fire engines with elaborately painted murals.

Moments of understanding have emerged not only along lines of race, but also along the more elusive boundaries of class and culture.

The design emerged not only from Kahn's aesthetic but also from Salk's desire to give research scientists private, almost monastic solitude.

But today, resistance has emerged not only to these medicines, but to the wider range of pharmaceuticals used to treat the disease.

The Internet has emerged not only as an effective propaganda tool of the government, but also as a potent means to organize and publicize popular discontent.

Ali publicly insulted Frazier, who had emerged not only as Ali's successor as champion but also as the symbol of the establishment.

Fringe protest parties are emerging, not only in Germany but also in other European countries.

Yet President Nasser was able to emerge not only with honour but with triumph.

From every scrape, Flashman emerges not only unscathed but with his reputation for gallantry and heroism burnished.

He has said he hopes a younger generation will emerge, not only to replace retiring farmers, but also to reinvigorate rural areas.

As he moves in to lift her and she starts to loosen up, a touching, hesitant romance emerges, not only between the lovers but between their different styles.