Sentence examples for facts not only from inspiring English sources

If physicians cannot deliver the hard facts, not only do they deprive their patients of crucial information, but they also delay the conversation about introducing palliative care.

His skill is in capturing the feel of a situation precisely, giving us a context of atmosphere in which the facts not only make sense but come alive.

Such facts not only expose the absurd prejudice against Islamic food, but further show the hollowness of Sarkozy's entire national identity debate.

She said she hoped Pitchford's inquiry would unearth the facts not only about the covert operations in Scotland but also in a range of other countries where British undercover officers are known to have operated.

I'm coming to this a bit late, but I see that there's now extensive evidence that facts not only don't win arguments, they make people on the wrong side dig in even deeper: "When your deepest convictions are challenged by contradictory evidence, your beliefs get stronger".

He is convinced that an essential component of diplomacy is the public recognition of historical facts — not only the taking of American hostages in Iran, in 1979, but also the American role in the overthrow of Mohammad Mossadegh, the democratically elected Prime Minister of Iran, in 1953.

In fact, not only do their attitudes change, but so does their behavior.

The Internet, in fact, not only found Elliot Rodger but almost managed to find him in time.

But he is in fact not only alive but still a force in Republican politics.

In fact, not only are they wholly remarkable, they benefit ecosystems.

(In fact, not only Gov. George W. Bush but Steve Forbes will also be on the ballot, too).