Sentence examples for notion not only from inspiring English sources

But for all that, we've got the notion, not only is he not seeing red, he can't even imagine what it's like to see red, never having had these experiences.

This notion not only ruled out the occasional appeal to miracle; it also collided with dogmas regarding the permanent structure of the world in particular with that which viewed the Earth as the motionless centre of the universe.

He conceived of nature as governed throughout by laws statable with mathematical precision; the book of nature, he said, is "written in mathematical form". This notion not only ruled out the occasional appeal to miracle; it also collided with dogmas regarding the permanent structure of the world in particular with that which viewed the Earth as the motionless centre of the universe.

Primitive normativity thus is a notion not only needed in an account of meaning determination, but in any account of rule-following in general.

As such, these findings suggest that, contrary to the classical notion, not only the dorsal but also the ventral thalamus may play a special role in both cortical maturation and function.

I don't fully understand the depth of the technological problems underneath this, but at least as a consumer, this notion not only seems far off in the future, it may also be a pipe dream.

In an interview recently in his sleek wood-and-steel Manhattan office, Mr. Buckingham, a 34-year-old Briton and senior consultant for Gallup, said the book challenges traditional notions not only about management but about books as well.

Adopters of this model across the Atlantic tend toward the young and the restless, who are interested in testing received notions not only about food but also about what a restaurant can and should be.

For a defense of the notion of 'everything', and an argument that this notion is not only coherent but in fact indispensable, see Williamson (2003).

The notion that not only [can we] duplicate the emissions rates of Sweden, let's say, but that the Chinese and the Indians can anytime soon, frustrates me.

The classic paradigm of obstructive benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH) causing lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS; BPH/LUTS) has been replaced by the notion that not only the prostate but also the bladder contributes to symptoms.