To call him a Cubist is not only to remark on the broken-lined silhouette he frequently shows in profile.
To construct a dynamic dialogue, an author must not only create the remarks, but also write the code that determines which remarks are available to both participants at any point in the dialogue.
Not only were his remarks cut — he was also digitally erased from the show, like a disgraced comrade airbrushed from an old Soviet photo.
The sheik not only repudiated the remarks attributed to him, but also offered a reward to anyone who could tell him who had made the remarks in his name, using what he said were two phony Twitter accounts.
The burden on Mr. Bush to convince voters that his tax cut is affordable was clear not only in his remarks today but also in those of Representative Ray LaHood, Republican of Illinois, who talked with reporters after a Bush rally in Peoria, Ill.
Indeed, Mr. Cheney not only framed his remarks as the words of the defense secretary who helped defeat Iraq, but portrayed himself as a man who had returned to public life in large part because of his desire to repair the damage he said had been done to the military.
The appeal of Trump, it would seem, is not only his radical remarks that come at a uniquely vulnerable time in America's life, but also the way he communicates those remarks, and the very specific dialect he has given his campaign.
She also pushed back against Carter's criticism, saying that the US should be "rational and calm and stop making any provocative remarks, because such remarks not only do not help ease the controversies in the South China Sea, but they also will aggravate the regional peace and stability".
Dick Durbin (D-Ill). said on Friday that the president not only made the remark, but said "hate-filled things" repeatedly.
Over the past year, as all of us have watched many people try to justify voting for Donald Trump in spite of his racist and bigoted remarks, it has become obvious that a large percentage of his supporters not only like his racist remarks, they thrive on them.
A bystander remarks, "Not only does it fold, it talks, too!" To which another replies: "Nonsense!
