Sentence examples for not only subjects from inspiring English sources

And the girls were not only subjects; they make the pictures come alive.

They became not only subjects of interest to me but also topics of my casual conversation.

Not reporting what is going on with LGBTQ people of color not only subjects us to constant violence that goes unchecked, but it also puts the larger queer culture at risk.

A place like Tutwiler not only subjects women to daily abuse but presents a sexually hostile environment eerily similar, in all likelihood, to the ones they left on the outside.

The Arab-Israeli conflict has been there my whole life, but this latest war has been more destabilizing than any other, disrupting any effort to manufacture the illusion of individuality, the illusion that we are not only subjects of history and nationhood.

Not only subjects with a high WC or WHtR but also subjects with a low WC may have an increased risk of microalbuminuria.

Britons are not only subject to massive unwarranted surveillance, surveillance that is insecure and unaccountable.

The Florida recount not only subjected the country to weeks of tedious acrimony.

"The Department of Defense has not only subjected our own soldiers to dangerous substances, it may have put civilians it is charged with protecting at risk," Mr. Thompson said tonight.

The Tunisia playmaker – a £9m acquisition last month from Bordeaux – had done more than anyone to not only subject Manchester United and their manager to another awful afternoon but offer Sam Allardyce genuine hope relegation can be averted after all.

Immigrants are not only subject to violence and human rights abuses, Ms. Waisman and others said, but they and their defenders have also been singled out in a wave of arrests.