Sentence examples for not only refer from inspiring English sources

First, open data does not only refer to transparency.

This does not only refer to private property owned by the individual in question.

The only ratings we value come from our clients, those who not only refer us but who return year after year.

We were very keen on being accurate about things that went on in the mid30s so we would not only refer to real events but also details like Poirot being weighed before he went on a plane, and being assigned his seat on what he weighed.

His incommunicability does not only refer to the person's uniqueness and unrepeatability.

More importantly, the emphasis is that capacities not only refer to available resources but more crucially to their access.

(Broadcast journalism not only refers to Error! Hyperlink reference not valid. but also to Error! Hyperlink reference not valid. and the Error! Hyperlink reference not valid. outlets of broadcast affiliates).

MDNA not only refers to Madonna's name – it's also an abbreviation for mitochondrial DNA, a genetic building-block passed from mother to child.

It not only refers to the mode of argumentation but also to the alleged way in which many atheists are "tone deaf" to religion.

This not only refers to the disgusting acts themselves, but the disgraceful way in which Rotherham Council's leadership has conducted itself.

Dr Mark Doidge, a sport sociologist who has written extensively about Livorno's supporters, observed that the choreography not only referred to a new beginning for the club, but also embodied Livornese identity through the use of Communist symbolism.