Sentence examples for not only practised from inspiring English sources

Since then he has not only practised his art but dissected it in a series of incisive books.

I not only practise what Gay teaches everyday, I also share these with my coaching clients.

This means students did not only practise the technical skill of changing the stoma bag, but also needed knowledge on the stoma (e.g. possible problems with stomas), and an appropriate attitude towards the patient.

It's a unique chance for students in their final year of secondary school to not only practise the French language, but also to develop an understanding of the EU as a political institution and discuss issues which affect them as young Europeans today".

It would also be of interest to include in these studies countries, such as Australia, Korea and Japan, that not only practise split systems but have also parallel split systems for children from 3 or 4 years up to school age.

Since last year, however, not only do the SlumGods practise out of two centres in Dharavi, they also teach young children from the slum and the streets about the things they know best.

He not only enthusiastically practised long hours every day, but he also started working on his skills at an extraordinarily young age.

Consumer participation in health and medical research is often a policy directive [ 2] and a requirement of funding organisations [ 20] but should not only be practised for these reasons.

How excellent that Ms Short is willing not only to practise what she preaches but having changed her mind about her youthful sermons to preach what she now practises.

She says the most successful school programmes to reduce violence combine several elements: peaceful coexistence is on the curriculum, students are involved in mediation efforts, and conflict resolution is not only taught but practised.

What we're seeing is an acceleration in the numbers of people not only not practising their faith on a regular basis, but not even ticking the box.