Sentence examples for indicated not only from inspiring English sources

Such a role is indicated not only by his dress and accoutrements but especially by his weapons and expressions used in times of war.

Mr. McNealy said Sony's decision indicated not only that it wanted to squeeze Microsoft's profit margins, but also that Sony was "a little worried" about Microsoft's performance in the United States.

If parents did not specify, researchers used"Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star".Tempos were coordinated with babies' vital signs, indicated not only by monitors but also by eye movements and a chest's rise and fall.

As Simon Garfield explains in On the Map, his rollick through the history of western map-making, the Vinland map indicated not only that there was "European knowledge of Norse sailings to North America some 50 years before Columbus", but also that, "according to an explanation on the map... the discovery itself had occurred between 985 and 1001".

In an exclusive interview with The Sun conducted six hours after news of his departure from the world's biggest boyband broke, the 20-year-old singer indicated not only that the door has been left open for him to return to the band in the future, but also that he didn't intend to bow out of the limelight completely in the meantime.

Their higher efficiencies are indicated not only by their longer induction periods during which no detectable amounts of hydrogen chloride gas are liberated, but also by their lower dehydrochlorination rates during the subsequent stages of degradation.

As used here, the word "palette" indicates not only color but also a full spectrum of approaches to art-making.

Re "I Think, Therefore IM" (Sept . 19: That children use IM argot in school indicates not only that they chat online but also that they do not read.

Such pictures could indicate not only the facts of any situation but also portray (perhaps inaccurately) the mood of the participants.

This type of geometrical robe distinguished a high-ranking official, indicating not only his age, social status and importance, but also his feelings.

When men shift to wearing well-made, adult clothes, they are indicating not only that they're grown-up, but that they have roots in Englishness.