Sentence examples for not only terms from inspiring English sources

Terms like "sissy," "fag," "fairy," and "pansy" have become not only terms for which to insult homosexuality, but generally accepted insults that are commonly used by those who probably don't think of themselves as overtly homophobic.

To facilitate the integration of databases, retrieval of data and the provision of query languages, ontologies provided not only terms and textual definitions but also a basic structure.

Finally, the Glossary section lists not only terms used in the bioenergy industry, but also a seven-section assortment of Frequently Asked Questions on topics ranging from the basic to the more technical.

Stunningly, in announcing the postponement of its SEC filing, the firm not only termed aspects of the General Re deal "improper" but also provided a list of other transactions and relationships that may have to be "recharacterised".

Stunningly, on March 30th, in announcing the postponement of its SEC filing, the firm not only termed aspects of the General Re deal "improper" but also provided a list of other transactions and relationships that may have to be "recharacterised".

By this approach, the path network is estimated in not only term of shape roads but also the directed network.

With ontology-based tagging, the suggested tags are ranked according to semantic analysis and this concerns not only term frequency but also similarity measured by ontology.

Second, we use many more features extracted from the textual evidence as terminals in the GP framework, not only term frequency (tf) and inverse document frequency (idf) values as used in previous work.

He's able to prove the existence of God through not only spiritual terms but also scientific terms.

Mark Zuckerberg was their opposite, not only in terms of personality, but in terms of worldview.

Not only in terms of money but in terms of respect.