Sentence examples for not only persists from inspiring English sources

Because this is an active expression of power, the thing not only persists through externally caused changes, but opposes those changes which would tend to destroy it, i.e., to keep it from expressing God's power in the way which constitutes its essence.

Again, using only the word's frequency and part of speech, the model successfully predicted that a core group of about 23 very common words, used about once per 1000 words in everyday speech, not only persists within each language group, but also sounds similar to the corresponding words in other families.

Today that "heightened feeling" not only persists, but seems to be even more intense.

The Dodgers deserved the chance to humiliate a Cleveland baseball team that not only persists in identifying itself as the "Indians," but also resurrected the laughably racist, red-faced mascot Chief Wahoo just in time for the playoffs.

The effect has not only persisted, but also multiplied over the past two years.

Without a change in mind-set, these problems will not only persist, they will even worsen.

Anyway to paraphrase I think Faulkner I believe The New Yorker will not only persist but prevail.

Somehow, here at least, life appeared to have not only persisted but also flourished for tens, perhaps hundreds, of years after the putative asteroid impact.

To be reminded that, centuries of progress notwithstanding, human stupidity and aggression not only persist but, in certain individuals, flourish: this alone must rankle.

The real worry in India is that it reflects long standing social patriarchal attitudes and caste hierarchies that not only persist but have been exacerbated by social and economic changes.

But #BlackLivesMatter, the hashtag campaign against violence toward black people that was created by three activists in 2013, after the killing of Trayvon Martin, in Florida, has not only persisted, it has grown to become a network of thousands of individuals.