Sentence examples for endorsed not from inspiring English sources

Four years ago, Mr. Perry endorsed not John McCain, but Rudolph W. Giuliani.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has enthusiastically endorsed not only the new Cemusa street furniture, but also its revenue potential.

Mr. Reagan endorsed not the nominee but the aggressively conservative platform Mr. Reagan's own forces had written.

'Red Dead Redemption' comes heartily endorsed, not only featuring dramatic single player but also incorporating substantial multiplayer modes to provide extra longevity to an already triple-A production.

He said the 2004 letter was endorsed not only by a strong bipartisan majority but by Hillary Rodham Clinton, then a New York senator.

One widely discussed way of doing that – endorsed not just by centrists but by more liberal Democrats like Robert Reich – is to raise the amount of income that is subjected to the Social Security payroll tax.

In Time magazine, Ozzie Guillen, manager of the Miami Marlins, seemed to endorse not racism but communism.

That means asking the unions to endorse not only lower pensions, but also later retirement.

Nāgārjuna endorses not just the uncontroversial notional dependence of the cause on its effect, but its existential dependence as well.

As a matter of policy, I have not endorsed, do not endorse and will not endorse candidates".

Both groups, however, had endorsed DeVore, not Fiorina.