Sentence examples for not only pointed from inspiring English sources
Fortunately, Einstein has not only pointed out the defect, but remedied it.
Mr. Morton's lawyers say that Mr. Anderson withheld evidence that not only pointed to their client's innocence but allowed a murderer to remain free.
Imagine my dismay when, on a recent evening at a stylish Greenwich Village restaurant, the two young couples at a neighboring table not only pointed at my food, but also laughed at it.
Early in the war thousands of slaves followed their masters to war; their presence not only pointed to the social rank of their owners, but also satisfied the need to mobilize as much of the Confederacy's population as possible in the face of a much larger enemy.
Tyson not only pointed out that most buildings in Manhattan are much taller than that, but also corrected the rapper's calculations, informing BoB that the Earth's curve blocks 150 feet of Manhattan, not 170: But Tyson assured BoB: "Being five centuries regressed in your reasoning doesn't mean we all can't still like your music".
That point was made succinctly by President Obama but last night, unlike in the first two debates, the president not only pointed out the problems with the Romney vision of what American should be like, but also noted how his view differs and what direction he would like to see this country head in the future.
The teams are fired up any which way and promise an internal battle that will see not only points scored but pecking orders begin to emerge.
And Ray Davies's television show not only points forward to the time when we will plug video-cassettes into our television sets.
Mr. Paxman not only points out the burdens of being a national symbol but also notes the endless ceremonies that must be attended, the outfits and uniforms that must be worn, the rituals that must be followed.
The method presented in this work not only points to an enhanced catalytic activity toward cyanide, but also may explain why certain film architectures exhibit an improved performance.
Choosing these two basic periods, will not only point out the changes like a metamorphism in cultural life, but in architectural needs in Turkish houses.
