Sentence examples for means but also from inspiring English sources

Let's play fantasy Whitehall by all means, but also accept that the evidence is sketchy.

Repair or replace the buildings, by all means, but also insist on fundamental reforms in their management.

Success in his mind, then, required not just avoiding the corruption of ends by means, but also their annihilation.

The appeal lies not only in watching something "real" (whatever that means) but also in our detachment from it.

But for most of the big issues, there are profound disagreements not just on means, but also on ends.

It is both what it is and what it means, but also something that is greater than the ordinary.

Kāla primarily means "time" but also means "black" in honor of being the first creation before light itself.

Which is mean (but also true).

Not vaccinating the children of migrants, for example, is not only mean, but also inefficient.

Dewar's methodology is extended to predict not only the mean but also the anisotropy of the optical polarizability.

Leona Helmsley Leona Helmsley, who is not only the Queen of Mean, but also the queen of style.