Sentence examples for instead not only from inspiring English sources

The justices instead not only agreed to hear the case, M.B.Z.

Instead, not only will the fuel change, so will the engines that it powers.

Instead, not only did Paul return to the court, he came back playing what may end up as the defining game of his career.

Or should one be hoarding tinned sardines and bottled water instead?Not only has overuse dulled the potent mystique of the word "millennium": it has directed attention away from its other meaning too.

Previous owners of 239 Banker applied to create a hotel but built lofts instead — not only exploiting a loophole in the zoning rules, in local planners' view, but also affronting the spirit of the rezoning.

IN 2000 Yuri Levada, a sociologist, wrote about Russia's "wily man", who is neither fooled nor intimidated by the sprawling state, but instead "not only tolerates deception, but is willing to be deceived, and [even]…requires self-deception for the sake of his own self-preservation".

Instead, she not only used a recording but also made the tape machine itself integral to the action.

Instead he not only choreographed a most unexpected win but saw Newcastle keep a rare clean sheet.

They are shunning them and flying out of regional airports instead, thereby not only sparing themselves a lot of aggravation but saving money to boot.

Instead, they not only forgave the debts; they actually provided aid, and the allied troops stationed in Germany provided a further fiscal stimulus.

But instead, he not only stuck with the rest of the squad until the final run along the Promenade des Anglais, he even did a few turns on the front.