Sentence examples for it stands not only from inspiring English sources

Performed with a ferocious sense of vulnerability, it stands not only as the singer's finest moment so far, but also as one of the artistic peaks of the rock en espanol genre.

In 1994, it stood not only on the brink of democracy but also on the verge of chaos.

By the end of the 20th century, it stood not only as the epicenter for the world's entertainment industry, but also North America's largest port, garment manufacturer and industrial center.

Chávez stands not only on the ladder of high oil prices.

Ashima approves, aware that the name stands not only for her son's life but for her husband's.

Here the World Trade Center stands not only as spectacle but as a profound symbol of unity.

If this vote stands, not only will 3.8 million poor veterans, older people and children face food insecurity, but this vote also contributes to the health care crisis.

Here, the subject Gladstone faces no such menace; he stands not only for mastery of the elements, but also for all the Bahamians' honest stateliness.

But when it comes to buying, Mike Putzel, president of Trysail, a consulting concern that seeks to make technology easier for nontechnical people, warns that "www" stands not only for World Wide Web but also for Wild Wild West.

First, the term 'new' stands not only for questions not yet examined but also for up to now insufficiently investigated once.

The choice of land and wildlife management options adopted by government conservation authorities - whether inside or outside formal protected areas - stands not only to impact biodiversity conservation, but also to affect the lives, livelihoods and well-being of local communities.