Sentence examples for not only lies from inspiring English sources

Mr. Locke has called the advertisements not only lies but "an appalling tactic".

Our calculations are meaningful not only lies in illustrating the catalytic nature of Pt doped CNT, but also suggesting favorable material to design device employed for gas detection.

The lower area consists mainly of polders, where the landscape not only lies at a very low elevation but is also very flat in appearance.

The success of heat exchanger network (HEN) retrofit not only lies in the amount of energy savings that can be obtained but also being able to comply with any pressure drop constraints imposed on the network.

Yet Prize Fighter's strength not only lies in its revelations about that nation but about Australia, such as when Isa is questioned harshly by immigration officials and later when he asks, with a look of horror, what a sausage is.

The intended curriculum includes the vision that not only lies at the basis of the curriculum but also the formal texts in which the curriculum is described.

However, the answer does not only lie in recruitment.

This research not only lay a solid foundation on further researching Bi2Fe4O9 single crystal epitaxial film, but also open an avenue to design various multifunctional devices.

Prospects of upscaling tandem schemes hence not only lie in the semiconductor material combinations but rather in the proper integration of system components and operating conditions.

In a statement released through a US public relations agency, Rusesabagina accused Ngoga of "not only lying, but lying with bad logic".

Healing these wounds will not only lay the groundwork for a stable nation, but will also reinforce the United States commitment to helping the Iraqi people.