Sentence examples for not only statements from inspiring English sources

The "correct concepts" in the rubrics included not only statements of fact, but also explanations of concepts, identifications of causal mechanisms, and statements of evidence used to support a conclusion.

Carnap's new criterion required neither verification nor falsification but only partial testability so as now to include not only universal statements but also the disposition statements of science (see Carnap 1936 37; the English translation of the original Paris address (1936a [1949]) combines it with extraneous material).

Truth is a much broader notion for Anselm than for us; he speaks of truth not only in statements and opinions but also in the will, actions, the senses, and even the essences of things.

These are not only moral statements; they are political, and subversive.

But these readings mesh thematically not only with statements made in the months before his disappearance but to his own writings of 20 years ago.

It's pretty clear that Christian institutions are not only making statements in favor of the acceptance of global climate change but also regarding the need to address it.

Lloyd George Knew My Father was not only a statement of fact, but the Queenie's favourite choon.

This admission was not only a statement of fact but a gesture from the leader of a mighty nation acknowledging the standing a smaller foe had earned.

If a disqualification is imposed, or if the claimant is declared ineligible for one or more weeks, he must be given not only a statement of the period of disqualification or ineligibility and the amount of wage-credit reductions, if any, but also an explanation of the reason for the ineligibility or disqualification.

This dress is not only a statement piece, but also a go to.

"Putting this sign up for me, personally, is not only a statement to anyone who drives by my house," Rosen-Heinz continued.