Sentence examples for mentioned not only from inspiring English sources

They mentioned not only Mr. Dylan's honesty and comedy but also his venom, the possibility, Mr. Boyle said, of "art as revenge".

Coughlin mentioned not only Carr's touchdown but also his 11-yard run on third-and-10 to give the Giants a first down at their 20.

In the 7th century ce, the philosopher Kumārila mentioned not only Dravidian but also Persian and Greek as sources of foreign words.

I believe strongly that Eli's work on the sequence will change the way undergraduate mathematics is taught throughout the world". Several students mentioned not only Stein's mastery of the subject matter, but his outstanding ability to communicate with students.

Mr. Grubman's seeking help with the school admissions was mentioned not only in the e-mail message to his friend but also in a memo he wrote to Mr. Weill, obtained by investigators looking into Mr. Grubman's stock ratings.

We also have to recognise that raising standards involves resources: he does not appear to have mentioned not only the significant investment in Mossbourne but also in some other Hackney schools.

More people have been coming in and mentioning not only Wiggins's name but also his brand of bike – Pinarello.

The opening line of his mystical khamriyyah mentions not only wine (now acting as a symbol for the achievement of a transcendent state) but also the ancient theme of the absent beloved.

He added: "People depend on Mr Contostavlos, I mention not only his family, his mother and brother and his partner and children but a number of people who work for him.

"We have our eye on upcoming primary competitions," she said after the town hall meeting in Roseburg, mentioning not only Oregon, but also Montana and South Dakota, which vote on June 3, concluding the primary season.

Among the threats implied by changes of the family in Poland, one should mention not only the expected demographic imbalances, but also the disruption of the principles of social justice and the lack of equal access to institutions and social services (including education, health care, of children and the elderly), increasing social exclusion of the family, or other related negative effects.