Sentence examples for lie not only from inspiring English sources
Yet the causes lie not only with institutions and culture.
That means that our interests lie not only in the actual building itself but in all the areas around it.
This is all very encouraging, but the problem may lie not only in the gaps between the hospitals and physicians.
These concepts and emotions lie not only at the heart of moral and political philosophy, but also psychology, education, sociology, and economics.
Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin Shelley took pains that readers' sympathies would lie not only with Frankenstein, whose suffering is dreadful, but also with the creature, whose suffering is worse.
Reading Kolyma Tales is about encountering moments like this, and it is about discovering the intersections and tangents that lie not only within but between the stories.
The danger lies not only within Afghanistan.
The real solution lies not only in washing your hands but in improving production methods.
The evidence lies not only with persistent armed conflicts, especially in South Asia.
The responsibility lies not only with promoters and musicians, but with critics.
These doctors' greatness lay not only in their discernments, but also in their recording of them.
