Sentence examples for not only opposed from inspiring English sources
He not only opposed raising the federal minimum wage, he wanted to abolish it.
"And the interesting thing we found was that very dense structures not only opposed cooperation, but could promote spite.
The German government not only opposed the case but also rallied other European governments to join them.
"A broad sector of blacks not only opposed the Vietnam war, but also wished for a Vietnamese victory.
In the months that followed, the German government not only opposed the case but rallied other European governments to do so.
The charge is specious: Mr Ayala not only opposed the coup but, during it, secured the release of a detained chavista legislator.
Mitt Romney not only opposes gay marriage and civil unions; he is committed to filling any Supreme Court vacancies with Scalias.
British officials will not only oppose new legalised ivory sales but push our own domestic rules even further.
It is clear what Socialists not only oppose a 4th term, but were also opposed to Roosevelts first, second and third.
There are not only opposing rhythms but opposing time schemes, with simultaneous strands of music each moving at its own pace.
"There's just a vast group of people that not only oppose it, but vehemently oppose it," Hofsheier said, adding that he, too plans to protest on Inauguration Day.
