Sentence examples for not only devoted from inspiring English sources

Jacques was not only devoted to his business, but was also an inveterate international traveler and master of many languages.

As head priest of the Plainview Sikh temple, or Gurdwara, he not only devoted his life to studying sacred texts but also would interpret the holy book of his religion, the Guru Granth Sahib, to his congregation.

For "Miracles From Heaven," Affirm wanted the movie to reach not only devoted Christian moviegoers but also possible fans who aren't regulars in the pews.

It is noteworthy that SMG1 activity is not only devoted to NMD but also plays a role in DNA damage signaling and repair, notably by phosphorylating p53 [5].

About 15 years ago, books might have gotten a boost from Oprah's endorsement; these days, it's word of mouth that propels lucky titles – a magical synchronicity that publicists try to plot and editors pray for that gets not only devoted readers but casual ones to give a long, literary novel a try.

Our study males did not only devote less time to feeding during mate-guarding, they also fed less on fruits, independent of fruit availability, further suggesting decreased energy intake associated with mate-guarding behaviour.

Her struggle with the disease continues, yet she and Gasby have not only been devoted to each other, but to the cause.

Not only has she devoted herself to the least glamorous of the arts -- composing music -- but she has also aided an astonishing variety of composers, linked only by the quality of their work.

Who remembers, for example, that Barr's attempt to identify precursors of American modernism included not only an exhibition devoted to Winslow Homer, Albert Pinkham Ryder and Thomas Eakins, who all lived into the 20th century, but also a retrospective of the earlier 19th-century painter George Caleb Bingham (1811-79)?

This deduction applies not only to space devoted to office work, but also to a workshop or any other home workspace you use for your rental business.

This operation strategy is generally asked of all power plants, not only those traditionally devoted to load regulation and peak request, but also those originally designed to cover the base load (steam power plants, for example).