Sentence examples for not only leaves from inspiring English sources
Kieslowski not only leaves us to interpret the films, he leaves us to complete them.
Republicans got antsy, though, and got Ryan, who now not only leaves the speakership, he leaves Congress.
If Britain not only leaves the EU but also loses free access to its main export market in Europe, our economy will become smaller and poorer.
So it may come as a surprise that Kertesz's new, very short novel not only leaves behind his fictional doppelgänger but avoids mention of the Holocaust altogether.
The decline of the newspaper, and the subsequent closure or shrinking of newsrooms, not only leaves news unbound, it also removes the culture of editorial filtering.
Basing life's meaningfulness on the existence of a deity not only leaves all atheists out of the picture; it leaves different believers out of one another's picture.
She not only left behind a husband, but also later rejected custody of her baby daughter.
The bomb had not only left the underground organs of plants intact; it had stimulated them.
He not only left his mark on all subsequent composers but also molded entire institutions.
The simultaneous rise of Mr Keyes and Mr Forbes has not only left the right divided.
He warned that not only left radicals but also right‐wing ex tremists might provoke trouble.
