Sentence examples for not only suggested from inspiring English sources

But that list expanded as other researchers and scholars in the field not only suggested more influential and often obscure figures but also volunteered to write about them.

Regular contributors TwinnyDip not only suggested this week's theme – the Chinese Year of the Horse kicked off yesterday – but managed to get two recipes in, one of which proved to be the winner.

She not only suggested places to visit nearby but also told me all about her country, making me promise that if ever I return I allow several weeks to really do it justice.

At that event, Frazier had not only suggested a conspiracy between Judy Bishop and Chief Polio; he had erroneously claimed that the morning argument had been between Amy and Seth.

In applying to Yale and Brown, though, he not only suggested he was a McLean employee, but also submitted a false letter of recommendation from the McLean official who had refused to hire him.

These results not only suggested that it would expand forever; they also provided crucial support for a bold theory that the universe had undergone an explosive expansion, called inflation, when it was only a fraction of a fraction of a second old.

Suburban restaurants are not only suggesting that they can hold their own with those in New York City.

His first 12 games not only suggest he has the abilities of a well-rounded footballer, but the application of a professional.

Those supporters not only suggest that too much scrutiny of Martha Stewart would undermine the American way of life, but also complain that the criticism of Martha Stewart is sexist.

But this film not only suggests the temperament suits him well for the White House, it also offers a template for action in his own crises to come.

[Chowhound] A new feature not only suggests where to eat, but what to pick off the menu at spots like Dovetail, Bar Boulud and Eighty One.