Sentence examples for has not only talked from inspiring English sources

"He has not only talked peace but has devoted hundreds and hundreds of hours to it.

"He has not only talked the talk, but he has delivered for us in multiple, multiple occasions," Ellen Sigal, chair of the nonprofit Friends of Cancer Research, told public radio station WHYY before the election.

Manchester United new boy Luke Shaw should lock down the left-back position, while Everton's elegant centre-back John Stones has not only been talked about as a certain regular but also a future England captain.

By funding his campaign with small donations raised on line, Sanders has not only walked his talk, he's stripped away the easy defense of "they all do it".

Mr. Romney's orientation has not only flooded the discourse of Talk Radio, but has even seeped into the pages of The New York Times.

His characters have not only become cynical talking heads whose monologues grow increasingly tiresome to listen to, but they also seem to have developed traits that have little to do with their previously established personalities.

Coogler's path from football star to filmmaker has people not only talking about his Oscar Grant film but about Oscar, period.

This week we had not only Trump but Newt Gingrich talking about getting out — Gingrich, who is simultaneously talking up attacks on Iran.

Men, who felt prepared, reported that clinical staff had not only provided the PIL but also talked through the procedure and gave opportunities to ask questions and clarify misunderstandings: ' The staff in the hospital I had the biopsy, they explained all this to me.

Now, she said, "I've not only become convinced they are really talking to each other, but it's opened a whole new line of research for me".

Because Nora had not only been to the place, but had talked it up among entertainment-world associates and helped it find a fan base and its footing.