Sentence examples for not only later from inspiring English sources

Just as a Byrd anthem, to our ears, is freighted with all the music it has influenced (one hears not only later English gentleness but a dissonance that has had an impact on twentieth-century composition), so the language of the early Church of England now seems loaded with all its historical bequests.

In humans that's nine months of gestation, a nine-month developmental period during which environmental impacts can apparently affect not only later physical health but also later mental health.

I shall argue that Haldane and Wright were not only later than Fisher, but that their work was primarily analytic, starting from simple Mendelian models and deducing the consequences, whereas Fisher achieved a synthesis based to a great extent on his reading of Darwin.

Places are not only starting later, but they're also ending later, particularly at dance clubs.

His influence is reflected not only in later operatic compositions, including the early works of Richard Wagner, but also in the instrumental music of Chopin and Liszt.

It got so that Lewis could not only brake later than everyone else — he could also catch them on a corner and pass them.

He always retained the courtly manners of Natchez, Miss., where he was born in 1885 — not only in later nods to gracious antebellum staircases and parlors but also in an impeccable sense of appropriateness.

Marks & Spencer is saying it may not do so well this Christmas, Obama's supporters are realising he may not change the world in his first year of office and many of us will have not only a later retirement but a poorer one.

Not only the later generations of  instrument makers who tirelessly copied his works in the hope of achieving similar levels of perfection in tone and resonance.

The kind of estimates he used, now called Carleman estimates, have been a staple, not only of later work on unique continuation, but for many other topics in the theory of elliptic PDEs.

The present work aims at answering the following questions: a) what inspired the Minoans to manufacture pipes with such a peculiar shape, that differs greatly not only from later pipe designs of antiquity, but also from contemporary cylindrical pipes and b) why was the design of those pipes abandoned after the fall of the Minoan civilization?