Sentence examples for not only ask from inspiring English sources

The best children's books -- indeed, the best books of all kinds -- not only ask but inspire all sorts of questions.

ICM's final survey does not only ask voters about their own voting intention for Thursday but also about their expectations as to what the rest of the country will do.

These lawsuits not only ask for large monetary damages, but also for an injunction against the US government spying on over 300 million citizens in violation of the Patriot and Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Acts.

If your colleague is the only source of your information, you need to tell her in advance that you plan to raise the issue and not only ask for her agreement but also for her to confirm precise details.

They treated the crowd with the cheeky familiarity of some itinerant juggler who shares with those gathered around him the unspoken understanding that at the end of the act he will not only ask for donations but also make fun of them for not donating enough.

Under that approach, the administration would not only ask North Korea to forswear efforts to make weapons of mass destruction; it would also ask it to reform its dismal human rights practices and to begin withdrawing conventional forces that are deployed near the demilitarized zone with South Korea and which threaten Seoul.

Square is not only asking why, it's proposing to change that rule for good.

Voters not only asked whether he would consider running for president, but also if he would try to win a Senate seat.

In four 15-minute interviews with groups of three judges, finalists are not only asked about their projects but are also tested on basic science knowledge.

I am not only asking Americans to vote for me, I am asking Americans to join with me on a mission to reform and renew our great land.

If not here, then where?" He was not only asking on behalf of his people but on behalf of all of us everywhere.