Sentence examples for form not only from inspiring English sources

It is a form not only of economic dispossession, but of political dispossession, where the few choose for the many.

This last was common in Sorrentino's books: "Form not only determines content," he once said, "but form invents content".

"Jozy's been in great form, not only just recently for the national team but also last season and the season before, over in Holland," Howard said.

The show takes the form not only of the Orwellian slogans emblazoned on the backdrops ("Small Investors/Retirement Security" loomed above the president and Chuck in Waco) but also of bogus announcements of muscular action.

The Guru clearly believes in both class and form, not only giving opportunities to exciting young talent but also letting the demoralised Leeds contingent know that all is not lost.

The story's form not only promises a stereoscopic account of the mythological monad that is marriage but holds the tempting possibility that the angrier second version might modify the easier first one, forcing it out of untruth with corrective revelation.

He represents emancipation in all its forms – not only social revolution – and its tragic dimension.

Religious edification took the forms not only of maṅgals and padāvalīs but also of biography (more like hagiography) and philosophy.

It forms not only the dramatic set piece of the book, but can be seen also as a metaphor for the decline of tennis.

Mr. Taylor said the Matrix-Roseland-Applied joint venture was formed not only to tap the partners' experience but to spread the risk of so large a project.

I am a stickler for being precise, so when flying internationally, I fill out customs forms not only for myself, but for everyone who is traveling with me.