Sentence examples for not only emerges from inspiring English sources
The great joke of his initial outing is that, though behaving with consistent selfishness and poltroonery, he not only emerges unscathed but is awarded a medal, with sentimental effusions, by the Queen.
But her voice is just one in this choral tale — a tale that not only emerges as a heartbreaking account of lost innocence and fractured dreams, but also stands, with "Beloved," as one of Ms. Morrison's most haunting works yet.
Scarring further not only emerges in form of state dependence but also with regard to future occupational outcomes such as earnings.
The Laplace equation not only emerges in a variety of physical problems but also arises in the study of analytic functions and probabilistic investigations of Brownian motion.
As such, upon graduation, a student not only emerges with a superior level of general language competency, but is also already qualified to use the language - including special vocabulary, terminology, etc. - within a specific subject and/or professional arena.
However, feeling responsible for the family and moving together as a family not only emerges from the acute situation and from sheer necessity.
AlBorg had not only emerged unscathed — it emerged stronger.
The next president would not only emerge with an illegitimate mandate.
As for the reinstated account, it not only emerged unscathed, it re-emerged with over 100,000 new followers.
And in this new century, there are not only emerging issues but along with them emerging demographic groups with whom, say, Ronald Reagan didn't have to contend.
The Devils killed the double-penalty, the fourth and fifth fruitless power plays of the night for Toronto, and not only emerged unscathed but also energized.
