Sentence examples for kept not only from inspiring English sources

Those were unspeakable secrets, kept not only from the world but from each other.

Some 2,700 Liberty ships were built; they kept not only Britain but also Russia in the war.

Grant doesn't disagree, but he says that regulations and tradition have kept not only genetically modified crops but hybrid seed out of much of Africa.

Guinea fowl (Numida meleagris) from Africa were also widely exported and kept not only for food but also because they are noisy when alarmed, thus warning of the approach of intruders.

They kept not only the American Secretary of State, William Rogers, in the dark; they failed to inform their allies, some of whom, particularly Britain and Japan, were angry when they found out.

What is at once frustrating but also tantalizing about the film is that the secrets its characters carry through their lives are kept not only from one another but also from us.

It's wise to keep not only a sharp ear out but a sharp eye on the ethnic political world, because it's constantly changing.

It's wise to keep not only… There is uneasiness on the local scene about what has been going on in the courts.

Mr. Wilf's lawsuit seeks to keep not only Mr. Hadar's deposit, but an additional $1 million in costs resulting from the combination of the apartments.

In his home office — the de facto headquarters for Red Shed's six shareholders and two independent contractors — he keeps not only his iPad and his MacBook but also a ham radio and a C.B. radio.

A poll last year found an overwhelming majority of the public believed it was important to keep not only medical, financial and credit information private, but also web browsing records, mobile phone location and telephone and email metadata.