Sentence examples for formed not only from inspiring English sources
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.
The cosmopolitan, eclectic side of his imagination might have been formed not only by Oscar Milosz but by his childhood home city of Vilnius -- then Wilno, in Polish -- which was Jewish and Polish and Lithuanian, a lively intellectual center.
I think it's those kinds of things that formed not only the person I was in my 20s, but also set the stage for the person I am today.
Here, the relationship between the story world and the imagination of the audience is formed not only by words (or images and sounds) but by their relation to actions carried out by actors whose gestures alter the air around us.
This is not quite Proust's claim that the only true paradises are lost paradises, but it is close to his idea that significant realities are formed not only in the mind but always in the mind as well.
Astonishingly, this was achieved by groups among whose managers "there are not more than two or three middle-class men and not one of the upper classes".These stolid working-class institutions, which were formed not only to pool savings and grant loans but also to build homes and develop tracts of land, mushroomed.
This last was common in Sorrentino's books: "Form not only determines content," he once said, "but form invents content".
It forms not only the dramatic set piece of the book, but can be seen also as a metaphor for the decline of tennis.
Shaded by rows of oak and poplar trees, they form not only the place of peaceful interment for hundreds, but one of contemplation and reflection for anyone seeking solace and solitude.
Together they form not only an intensely personal and imaginative account of the origins and development of French culture and society but a key text for students of the representation of the European cultural tradition.
Although several artificial dimerization systems have already been used for numerous applications in biomedical research, cellular protein complexes form not only simple dimers but also larger oligomers.
