Sentence examples for mind not only from inspiring English sources
"You play this sport in the mind, not only on the field," he added.
"That had been on my mind, not only this game, but in previous games.
If nothing exists except in my mind, not only can I order anything; the service will be impeccable.
He had in mind not only the medieval Scholastics and their followers but also some of his older contemporaries.
Galactic resonances call to mind not only Oliver Jeffers's star-catching protagonists, but also a hint of The Little Prince.
The subject is on my mind not only because I spent two days in a jury pool last week, but also because of some interesting news.
We need to turn our competitive minds not only east, but also south.
Many of us, and I would guess more and more, learn that our minds not only stay young, but improve.
These studies also indicate that great creative minds not only are less likely to generate something new but are less open to someone else's novelty.
The two have been conflated in Italian minds not only by incendiary rhetoric and careless reporting, but also by figures showing a disproportionate number of arrests of foreigners, especially illegal immigrants.
Finally, there is Obama – the black son of an African immigrant and white mother – who stands as an emblem for all this unease, personifying, in their minds, not only their political impotence today but their demographic irrelevance tomorrow.
