Sentence examples for not only ceasing from inspiring English sources

They became highly stylized, not only ceasing to resemble the plants depicted but also incorporating mythological notions.

"Election monitoring is not only ceasing to make sense, but is also becoming an instrument of political manipulation and a destabilizing factor," he said.

Salonen arrived with the conviction that twentieth-century and contemporary fare might not only cease to be an obstacle but even become a draw.

But his anger lingered, and after the 2007-8 season, when he finished third in the World Cup standings, it not only ceased to drive his performances, but began to consume him.

The result of maltreatment is dramatic: the caregiver (mother or father) not only ceases to be the figure to whom the child can turn to for protection, but also becomes the source of danger itself.

We must not only cease to participate in anger and hatred.

We observed that SU5402-treated WD leader cells not only cease migration, but also undergo precocious epithelialization to form a tubular structure.

Politicians must not only stop stealing: they must cease interfering too.

It will be precisely because Americans have collectively decided on a dramatically new way of doing business -- a new political and economic paradigm -- and then he'll not only have ceased to be a long shot; he'll be the only shot.

He urged the government to hold to its commitment in March to honor the six-point plan, which included not only a cease-fire, but also political dialogue with the opposition and freedom for Syrians to demonstrate.

Not only has lending ceased, but the value of business owners' homes is falling, meaning owners cannot tap into home equity for their businesses.