Sentence examples for not only coerced from inspiring English sources

In this sense, mandatory ultrasounds constitute not only coerced looking but "coerced production" of what is meant to be looked at.

A further recognition was that one can only coerce outward behaviour not inner thought and feeling.

Sarah's husband did not initially tell her he was changing it because he wanted her to be able to tell people that not only did she not coerce him, she wasn't even aware of his plans at first.

It would make of the Fifth Amendment not only a humane safeguard against judicially coerced self-disclosure but a positive invitation to mutilate the truth a party offers to tell.

Moreover, children need to be protected not only from the violence itself but also from being coerced into engaging in it themselves.

Not only was their original story - that they had been coerced and threatened with violence to carry the load - barely credible and full of contradictions, but it was doing them no favours.

"The Hunter" is about a hijacking caper that ends poorly for Parker: not only is he double-crossed, but his wife, Lynn, is a coerced accomplice in his downfall.

"Decriminalizing sex work would not only help voluntary sex workers, it would also help those of us who are coerced".

The Grodno Sejm became infamous not only as the last sejm of the Commonwealth, but because its deputies were bribed and coerced by the Russian soldiers, as Russia and Prussia wanted official, legal approval from Poland of their new demands.

The states say they are being coerced into participating because a decision not to may cause them to lose not only the new money but also existing funds.

"The women were not only misinformed, taking advantage of the fact they were illiterate or Quechua-speaking, but also had been coerced or threatened that they would not receive food or medicine if they refused," she adds.