Sentence examples for not only explored from inspiring English sources

Dom (Murray Bartlett), always the sex bomb, not only explored what it's like to be in an open relationship, but his partnership with "fag hag" Doris Lauren Weedmann) was the anti-Will & Grace.

Thile's stylistic sweep mirrors that of the classically trained Mehldau, who has not only explored the chamber jazz piano lineage of Bill Evans and Keith Jarrett, but worked with symphony orchestras, opera singers, and experimental pop producer Jon Brion.

"Jean Rhys" appeared in Derek's collection "The Fortunate Traveller" (1981), which not only explored the notion and reality of home and exile but introduced young readers like me to other poets, such as Robert Lowell, who had been one of Derek's great early champions.

Jim Nichol told them the latest from the Farlam inquiry, which not only explored the strike and shooting but also uncovered evidence that, when the killing was done, Saps officers planted weapons on some of the dead bodies and then set about "reverse engineering" a false story to justify their action.

By means of a strange, polyglot idiom of puns and portmanteau words, he not only explored the relationship between the conscious and the unconscious but also suggested that the languages and myths of Ireland were interwoven with the languages and myths of many other cultures.

Mr. Hoffman was a member of a diminishing breed, an old-fashioned man of letters who not only explored freely within poetry's established forms but wrote in free verse as well, and who in spirited, scholarly essays, exalted the writer's art.

For the project, Gossage and Soth were not only exploring a new land but also new techniques.

We started getting in on the concept of not only exploring the mysteries of Manson and the nature of family, but the mysteries of these characters".

Jan suggests there is a rightness to commemorating the fire with a performance that not only explores our fraught relationship with its elemental opposite but embodies our adaptability.

This is a tale of discovery, not only exploring why and how we have developed as we have, but also looking at the history of our anatomical understanding.

But this one not only explores the way it takes a crisis to engender community spirit but opens up rich possibilities for musical theatre.