Sentence examples for proof not only from inspiring English sources

These sterling opinions are proof not only of Nusseibeh's extraordinary intelligence, but also of his extraordinary courage.

It is proof not only that art imitates life but that life, when captured in the most profound news photograph, is art.

Rooted in the First Amendment, the decision required proof not only that a statement was false and injurious but also that the publisher knew or suspected the falsity.

"Gallo Ciego," performed by Mr. Zotto and Daiana Guspero, was proof not only of that, but also of the possibilities for nuanced theatricality that exist in the tango.

For us, this is a sort of proof not only that our new wave is important, but that we have succeeded in setting up an event significant enough that Lincoln Center wants our public to go there".

Here the lack of a face on plants becomes important, too, faces being requisite to humans as proof not only that one is dealing with an actual individual being, but that it is an individual capable of suffering.

The proof was not only noteworthy for its influence on group theory; at 255 pages, it was "possibly the longest proof that had ever been published," says Marcus du Sautoy of the University of Oxford in the U.K., who explained the winners' work at a press conference.

"It's proof that not only are economies vulnerable, but the whole planet".

He is walking, talking proof that, not only did dinosaurs exist, they still do, in a land that time forgot.

That this elemental Oedipal dramedy had to be explained to me by someone four feet tall is proof that not only is he better at Angry Birds than I — he may be smarter.

The proof lies not only in the War Room process but also in the origins of some of the repertory for the current season, which was put together last year, when Mr. Spano was music director-designate.