Sentence examples for not only draws from inspiring English sources
The film, When the Sky Fell Down: The Myth of Guy Bourdin, not only draws together 150 of these talking heads, but also features film footage and drawings by Bourdin, supplied by his son, Samuel.
That is why we need results – not only draws but three points.
He not only draws the broad outline of English history with panache, he illustrates it with a remarkable collection of facts.
The way chemsex has been portrayed not only draws on a familiar repertoire of homophobic, but also on some pretty flimsy science.
Golf not only draws the keen eye of many a local politician, but the opening of a new club can bring prestige to the commune that runs it.
Financial aid not only draws a more diverse student body, Mr. Clark said, but it also strengthens grateful students' ties to the school.
Mr. Albaih not only drew about it.
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 drew conservative support away from Ms. Corwin, but also turned his aggressive attacks on her in the end, contributing to her high negative numbers.
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.
