Sentence examples for only equally from inspiring English sources

Doctors who treat solely the wealthy abandon not only equally needy patients, but also their own dreams of doing good.

Ken Loach, the only equally prolific and distinguished British director, has begun to speak about retirement, but Leigh is not ready yet.

Intriguingly, the only equally praised book-rookie of the same period - Donna Tartt, with The Secret History - has also waited until late this year to get to second base.

The three songs featured across the two releases were not only equally striking, they were striking in different ways: The Spangle Maker featured a minimal, tense arrangement that suddenly exploded into a concluding, crashing swoon, while Pepper-Tree was one of their gentlest tracks to date, a serene and exquisite lope that could only be described as sunlight through curtains.

Consequently SR and INT investors' views are only equally strong when social issues are concerned.

Physicists from every corner of the universe are not only equally excited about this development, but they are also jointly responsible -- as are the taxpayers in the countries they are from.

He stretched athletically to get his left hand to a Robert Snodgrass effort, but equally only a late smothering block by David Marshall, and a bad follow-up miss by Jozy Altidore, ensured the stalemate prevailed.

Australian batsmen are good leavers of the ball, not only on line but equally important on some of the pitches, on length.

Furthermore, although the physically implausible geometrical inconsistencies were more often correctly located, the shadow inconsistencies were only located equally as often as the physically plausible manipulation types airbrushing and addition or subtraction.

Fathers, meanwhile, are not only viewed as equally competent as men without children, but also significantly more committed to work.

Using any rate of loss for prediction introduces problems, as the rate of loss not only depends equally on accurate mapping of the current area or cover, but also of accurate mapping of the original forest area or cover.