Sentence examples for not only singled out from inspiring English sources

I enjoy how the editor (never named! never blamed!) is not only singled out, but the source that would have prevented this grave oversight is also named.

Thus, in the debates on a Bill of Rights, Jay asked why the proponents did not list all the unalienable rights but only singled out three, and he made a point of opposing extending the exemption to bearing arms to conscientious objectors other than Quakers.

He wasn't even particularly nasty about Labour, only singling out Ed Balls and – a bit – Ed Miliband for abuse.

In fact, not only were we singled out for prejudicial treatment…we were featured discrimination targets.

Ireland was not the only country singled out for criticism.

Francisco, however, was not the only player singled out for the fans' attention.

Secretary Clinton was not the only one singled out; they also included Ms. Huma Abedin, a long-time adviser to Mrs. Clinton who, according to the letter, has a "position that affords her routine access to the Secretary and to policy-making".

Intrigued and repelled by the attentions of the geriatric father of one of her students — this dad, it turns out, is not only single but a computer zillionaire — Tovah indulges in elaborate marriage fantasies involving a baby, gobs of money and "so-called luxury problems".

Denizens did what they could to brush the scare off, but they weren't the only ones singled out for intimidation that day. .

Israel, supported by the United States and European countries, insisted that it should not be the only country singled out for intolerance in a general document that condemns discrimination across the world.

Nonetheless, analysts said MarchFirst should not be singled out as the only company having problems.