Sentence examples for not only defended from inspiring English sources

Mr. Giuliani not only defended the letter, but also said that all New Yorkers should read it.

Mr. Lieberman not only defended it, he also chastised other Democrats for criticizing the president during a time of war.

He not only defended President Clinton during the impeachment scandal, but also ran the campaigns for Democratic Senate candidates in 2000, helping to evenly divide power between Republicans and Democrats.

She not only defended English against claims of inferiority but also said its lack of inflections and declensions (or, as she wrote, "needless perplexities" and "peculiarities") was an advantage — a heretical view in its time.

On the other hand, Mr Gonzales has not only defended the policy of detaining terrorism suspects indefinitely and without access to the courts (see article), but he also wrote a memo laying out a case for getting round anti-torture laws.Mr Gonzales shares a history with the president that goes back at least a decade.

"It's obviously fantastic for the both of us to come here, No. 1 seeds, and everyone wants to knock you off, and we've both been able to handle the pressure and situation very well this week," said Hewitt, a 22 year old Australian who not only defended his Indian Wells title but won his second tournament in as many weeks.

They are not only defending themselves but also their families.

Morris not only defends the use of such staging techniques, but also suggests that we can never wholly avoid them.

But with a few more features, paper might not only defend its territory better, but even mount a counter-attack.

"The Statistics Authority will not only defend them in doing this, it will continue to require it of them".

"From today, we will not only defend ourselves by meetings, speeches and statements, but by all means possible," he said.