Sentence examples for not only preserved from inspiring English sources

This resilience, alloyed with pure chance, meant that Wiesel not only preserved his own identity, but lived on to preserve the identity of his race in his writing.

He not only preserved the ministry that regulates the media — for many the embodiment of the autocratic state — but also installed a Brotherhood member as its head.

Mr. Aaron not only preserved the legacy with which he was entrusted, but also played a vital role in the global development of the firm.

Investing in elegant and fashionable pieces that were also durable and decorative, the officers and their families not only preserved a way of life but also kept from getting homesick.

That, in pouring his life "into words," he not only preserved "the thing consumed," but also offered a lasting "toast to the visible world," which he commemorated with such ardor and precision.

He added that Wallace, normally a ruthless tosser of notes, correspondence and drafts that he didn't want, had not only preserved the "Pale King" manuscript, but left an apparently finished 250-page sectinn in the center of his desk.

"We will not only preserve the structural integrity, but improve it," said Nathaniel Plotkin, president of Place Vendome.

Protecting New Orleans from future storms would mean not only preserving a US city and a valuable cultural heritage.

"Of course a couple of months later, we ended up not only preserving our majority but picking up seats".

"I hope that our efforts will not only preserve Garifuna culture but also re-energize a generation," he told NPR.

This bean broth, full of starch and flavour not only preserves the beans well, it's an ingredient in several of the recipes, giving flavour, body and consistency.