Sentence examples for much not only from inspiring English sources

Africa has given so much not only to football but to the whole world.

"People were so active and cared so much, not only black people," she said.

"We're very much not only talking about society's poorest," she said.

We got that much not only from Freud but from romantic poetry and 19th-century Russian novels.

The victory meant so much, not only because it was a derby match, but because Palermo needs every point it can muster in a fight against relegation.

Investors, however, are more loquacious -- largely, they say, because they are so fed up after losing so much, not only from WorldCom but from scandal after scandal.

What happens this time much depends not only on how much of a populist Mr Ortega turns out to be but also on how determined the United States is to scupper a new Sandinista government.

It was much anticipated, not only because of Mr. Domingo's involvement.

"He made so much history not only for Cuba, but also for the planet.

E-mail makes it much easier not only to gather activists and disseminate information, but also to bombard a target with protests from around the world.

It was difficult for him to believe that time could cause so much ruin not only in his life but in the world.