Sentence examples for it not only refers from inspiring English sources

It not only refers to the mode of argumentation but also to the alleged way in which many atheists are "tone deaf" to religion.

It not only refers to the ability to detect and consider discrete psychological phenomena (for example: recognizing a thought), but also to the ability to integrate these phenomena into an integrated, complex representation of self and others [ 12].

When I learned the meaning of the phrase "never again," I learned that it not only referred to Jews -- but to all humanity.

It not only referred to receiving mental health teams and supported and step-down accommodation on leaving secure services but also the need to access the community whilst in secure services, in order to acclimatise them to life outside and aid rehabilitation.

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MDNA not only refers to Madonna's name – it's also an abbreviation for mitochondrial DNA, a genetic building-block passed from mother to child.

It should be note here that sibling rivalry does not only refers to competitive begging scrambles between sibs, but also to between-sibling rivalry mediated by the expression of traits that honestly signal the reproductive values of nestlings.

It's a phrase often used in the North that not only refers to geography but to a deeply egalitarian and respectful way of life, one intricately linked to food generated by practices such as hunting, fishing, trapping and gathering.

This not only refers to the disgusting acts themselves, but the disgraceful way in which Rotherham Council's leadership has conducted itself.

"Accessibility" not only refers to physical access, but access to services and resources.

Thus, a metaphor not only refers to a thing, but simultaneously describes the thing in a certain respect.