Sentence examples for not only opens from inspiring English sources

Andrew Niccol's Gattaca was a thoughtful hybrid of sci-fi, thriller, and character drama; to give you some idea of its high-mindedness, it not only opens with a relevant Bible verse (Ecclesiastes 7 13), but in the opening credits that follow, Gore Vidal is fifth-billed.

In this setting, a trade pact with the United States not only opens markets, but also provides balance to Australia's growing economic dependence on Asia.

The profiling of ordinary Muslims not only opens other avenues for al-Qaeda, but results in the harassment and potential loss of support from the very people we need on our side to contain al-Qaeda: ordinary Muslims.

She not only opens her heart to us and honors Luke's struggle for life but also responsibly provides what will undoubtedly prove life-altering infor-mation for many readers and their babies.

It is through the force of his will that he not only opens Laurie's eyes to the muddied world around him but also to the inevitable progress of their mutual love.

This moving space with its own sound system not only opens a door for musical self-expression but encourages fantasies of holding one's own with Sinatra or backing up the Beatles.

He has not only opened my eyes, but those of millions of Americans.

"I believe that this museum will not only open its doors, but will survive".

"Today, we not only open a new parliament, this marks a before and after".

Firms not only opened their pockets generously during the event itself, but also during the two years prior to it.

"Removing them not only opened up the front of the house but also brought more light inside".