Sentence examples for not only referring from inspiring English sources
"I'm so angry," she said, not only referring to the crimes of Kim, but also to Trump's remarks about him Tuesday.
In 1988, President Ronald Reagan barred clinics from not only referring patients for abortions, but also from counseling them about abortions.
In Mr. Bush's victory speech after the Iowa caucuses on Monday night, he went a step further, not only referring to the Clinton era but also appealing to Americans "weary of scandals and alibis".
I am not only referring to the difficulty of authenticating electronic exchanges--for example, determining whether e-mail is actually from the ostensible sender, whether a Web site originates from the group or person listed as responsible for it, or whether e-cash is genuine.
I am not only referring to debates on Catiline and civil liberties, but also to the lurid, largely fictional, anecdotes of Roman emperors that have framed our own views of political corruption and excess (where does autocratic excess end and a reign of terror begin?), or the justifications, bad and good, for imperial expansion and military intervention.
"A couple of upsets would be nice," Lam added, and he was not only referring to the Papua New Guinea team who have been placed in the so-called "Super Pool" with Australia, England and New Zealand because they were thought the least likely to be damaged by heavy defeats against the game's heavyweight trio.
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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.
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.
