Sentence examples for not only attempts from inspiring English sources

This winter, the American Psychiatric Association expanded the rule to cover not only attempts at public diagnoses but also "professional opinions" about public figures.

Those documents demonstrated not only attempts to impose rational plans on new nations but also the changing attitudes of elites toward their societies.

The Alchemy of Desire is an ambitious novel: it not only attempts to encompass much of contemporary India, it also forays into colonial territory (Jim Corbett, hill stations, white goddesses, brown lovers).

Unlike in past years, this sweep — the largest round of detentions in China since the Arab Spring — has targeted not only attempts at public protests but also memorials in private homes.

It not only attempts to appeal to the mainstream of the European market, but also produces vehicles, such as versions of the pint-sized 500, for which consumers are willing to pay more.

Historical jurisprudence opposed not only attempts at codification but also those rationalist thinkers who sought to derive legal theories from general and universal principles without respect to the characteristics and customs of a particular people.

Perhaps those conversations were not only attempting to resolve the two preoccupations of every exile: longing and logistics.

The university should not only attempt to control harassment from student to student, but there should be policies on harassment that happens off campus grounds.

Mr Monbiot explained he satisfied their conditions as not only attempted the citizen's arrest but attracted the attention of the media.

But this, happily, is what Andrew Motion, Britain's poet laureate from 1999 to 2009, has not only attempted but accomplished, with deft derring-do.

Günzburg not only attempted to ameliorate governmental oppression but also actively supported organizations working in other ways in behalf of the Jews.