Sentence examples for notes not only from inspiring English sources
Stories are, she notes, not only quests for meaning, they are also vehicles for empathy.
On the contrary, violinists have to learn everybody's notes, not only those that appear on our music-sheet.
At the museum, Mr. Ghiron notes, not only are you likely to be surrounded by crowds, but the painting is covered with glass.
As Solman notes, not only are the situations very different, I've also long since acknowledged that I was wrong, and have explained how and why I modified my views as a result.
First, as William Hartung of the Center for International Policy notes, not only are job losses related to sequestration overstated, but Pentagon spending is the worst possible stimulus (compared to education, health care, infrastructure, most other government expenditures).
Defense lawyers plan to seek notes not only from the three reporters cited in the indictment -- Tim Russert of NBC News, Matt Cooper of Time Magazine and Judith Miller, formerly of The New York Times -- but also from other journalists who have been tied to the case.
It noted not only an e-mail address but also a Web site.
The note not only serves to turn snacking on its head, but confirms the existence of a chocolate reservoir.
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.
