Sentence examples for not only sentenced from inspiring English sources

Hampshire's victory against Glamorgan not only sentenced Essex to third, but earned them the Division Two title.

Thus, we're not only sentenced to die, we're also sentenced to an eternity in hell.

In one bizarre case in Congo, a Kinshasa court sentenced a prosecutor to death because he had been conducting his own private trials of defendants, not only sentencing them to death but also executing them himself.

Note that not only sentences like 43a but also examples like 51a have the structure in 50.

And often we are able to speak for society and its values, not only when sentencing defendants in criminal cases, but also in many other situations as well.

The issue for me is that Daisey's stylings are obviously calculated, not only from sentence to sentence and from word to word but from syllable to syllable.

In some sense we find more than the required premises, insofar as Aristotle gives us not only isolated sentences, but also certain sentences together with a reason or a justification.

In studies on cognitive processes, a bias emerged towards both illness-related and social cues: Participants with hypochondriacal attitudes interpreted not only ambiguous sentences about health but also ambiguous sentences about social relationships more negative [ 15].

Mr. MacDonald eventually found himself not only convicted and sentenced but also rendered as a calculating sociopath in "Fatal Vision," a 1983 book by Joe McGinniss that has sold over 2.5 million copies, and in a matching NBC mini-series, which was watched by an average of around 30 million people on each of its two nights.

Inference control for enforcing a confidentiality policy has to inspect and to possibly distort not only the sentences representing the tuples of the output relation but also the completeness sentences.

International human rights organizations condemned not only the sentence, but also the court procedures.