Sentence examples for not only drawn from inspiring English sources

And we're not only drawn to this way of relating to the world; we remember information conveyed in stories better than information presented any other way.

They have not only drawn political fire from the larger society for their actions -- and inaction -- on social issues; they have also created a competition among themselves.

Mr. Bailey's gift has not only drawn the publicity that he shunned all his life but has also stirred up soul-searching within the congregation.

Joan Weill, the board's chairwoman, said the company had not only drawn her in with its art and social programs, but it also had an unlikely recruit in her husband, Sanford I. Weill, former chairman of Citigroup.

That surely meant a boom for the Liberal Democrats, a sign that Nick Clegg had not only drawn previously unenthusiastic youth to his campaign but had also succeeded in dragging them to the polls.

In Denmark, political analysts say the Danish People's Party has not only drawn more and more voters since it was founded in 1998, getting 13 percent of the vote in 2007, but it has also pulled more mainstream parties to the right as they try to win those voters back, a phenomenon that experts say has occurred in many other countries.

Mr. Albaih not only drew about it.

That is why we need results – not only draws but three points.

The private sector not only drew more attractive lawyers to start, but the looks gap grew over time.

The reunion shows this year will not only draw upon Mwng but the band's entire nine-album back catalogue.

He not only draws the broad outline of English history with panache, he illustrates it with a remarkable collection of facts.