Sentence examples for gathered not only from inspiring English sources

Over the course of the campaign, Obama's e-mail list gathered not only names and contact information, but also details about issues important to those supporters.

A group of Republican neoconservatives and other political and government figures quickly gathered not only to respond to the 9/11 attacks but also, as they saw it, to restore the nation's confidence and ideals.

At the time, in 2014, Facebook's permissions for accessing that information were more lax than they are now, and information was gathered not only from the users participating with the researcher but also from their Facebook friends.

The members of the American Symphony Orchestra who were in the south hall of Riverside Church on a recent crisp autumn afternoon had gathered not only for a rehearsal but also for a premiere of sorts.

This data is gathered not only from what users share on the social networks themselves but also through programs that plug into these networks by way of an application programming interface, better known as an A.P.I.

Learning is something you do forever". Sanjay E. Sarma, MIT's vice president for open learning, delivered these words earlier this month to crowds in San Francisco and Palo Alto who had gathered not only to celebrate the strength of MIT's community during the MIT Campaign for a Better World, but fittingly to share knowledge.

Now, Ms. Varda notes, people scavenge alone, and they gather not only agricultural surplus but supermarket trash as well.

Mr. King's gift, which he has displayed for nearly 40 years, is the simplicity with which he gathers not only sympathy but also empathy for his subjects.

Mr. Lendl said he envisioned a "family style" club where about 250 members would gather not only for golf -- and perhaps tennis -- but to socialize.

But on a second pass, we are able to gather not only indirect, secondary meaning but also more information through inference.

We gather not only because it is our right but because it is our responsibility, a responsibility that we have built through cultural and spiritual interaction with the land, and a responsibility that we must continue in order to maintain the bio-cultural sovereignty of our Indigenous spaces.