Sentence examples for not only endorsed from inspiring English sources

He skipped the Alabama Democratic Conference's endorsement meeting; the ADC not only endorsed Mr Sparks, but unloaded on Mr Davis two days before the election in Montgomery's leading newspaper.

Senator Robert Dole initially opposed North, but quickly took fright and not only endorsed him, but gave him $5,000.

Yet the surprise is that so many evangelical leaders have not only endorsed Trump but exalted him.

And, second, the passage shows that Holder not only endorsed this argument; he made it to the White House.

Eventually Ryan not only endorsed Trump but presided over his nomination at the Republican national convention in Cleveland.

They not only endorsed "L'Avventura" but also chose it as the second-greatest film ever made, behind "Citizen Kane".

But the worst offenders, associates say, are former Clintonites who not only endorse Obama, but who also publicly criticize Mrs. Clinton's campaign as they do so.

Jump only eight years later to the final presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, and both candidates are not only endorsing litmus tests for judges, but also specifically listing the key policy issues that would serve as qualifying factors for their judges.

In Salahuldin, I delivered the keynote speech on the subject, not only endorsing the Kurdish Parliament's decision, but presenting federalism as a general solution to the problems of the Iraqi state.

Obama should not only endorse Leahy's proposal, which would surely expose the unprincipled and, dare one say, un-American, behaviour of the party now opposing his economic proposals, he should go farther.

Ms. Prada was smart to take on an architect as bold as Mr. Koolhaas, because she is not only endorsing his vision, she is also, in effect, branding him.