Sentence examples for noted not only from inspiring English sources

It noted not only an e-mail address but also a Web site.

The law, the report noted, "not only subordinates the needs of the patient to that of the state, it propagates fear among the population".

Her renowned parties were noted not only for her chic guests but also for the novelties Maxwell devised to keep them amused.

As the RAND study noted: "Not only is a higher proportion of the armed forces being deployed, but deployments have been longer, redeployment to combat has been common, and breaks between deployments have been infrequent".

They noted not only that Ms. Calderon won but that candidates from her party also swept a majority of the island's city halls and gained control of its House and Senate.

He was noted not only for his shrewdness and practical common sense, which enabled him always to see to the heart of any legal case, but also for his invariable fairness and utter honesty.

Stories are, she notes, not only quests for meaning, they are also vehicles for empathy.

These are details worth noting, not only because Mr. Mela is a bandleader on the rise but also because personnel makes such a clear difference in his work.

Several brokers said that they appreciated Keystone's monument signs, freestanding marquee signs that note not only Keystone's ownership of a building but also list the tenants.

So they spend considerable time preparing; they see a show several times in advance, noting not only the action onstage but its effect on the audience, too.

At the museum, Mr. Ghiron notes, not only are you likely to be surrounded by crowds, but the painting is covered with glass.