Sentence examples for proving not just from inspiring English sources

Chris Fusaro for Kelly Brown didn't work, the Glasgow openside flanker blown away by Chris Robshaw, Tom Wood and Billy Vunipola, who is proving not just a force of nature, but a bit of a ball player with his manufactured off-loads.

Washington's order proved not just moral but also practical.

Versus has proved not just a petri dish for designers, but one for approaches as well.

Government talk of building a rash of "eco-towns" proved not just unpopular but more hot air.

That was proved not just in the victory against the Steelers, but also in the loss to the Dolphins and in similar, low-scoring defeats against Baltimore and Green Bay.

There's something so ominous about men with decades of experience being proven not just wrong but extinct by a whiz kid with a computer.

Some researchers, including Dr. Eisenberg of Harvard, say alternative therapies will not be truly accepted as mainstream until scientists can prove not just that they work, but how.

Dr. Connors said that Idec and Corixa should have designed their clinical trials to prove — not just suggest — that the drugs increased survival.

In prosecuting the war in Chechnya, Mr. Putin has proved not just indifferent but belligerent toward international criticism of Russian behavior there.

Given her determination and persona, it is far too soon to say whether she will be one of the better secretaries of state or whether Kosovo will prove not just a test, but a failed test.

When King Juan Carlos came to the throne in 1975, after Franco's death, he proved not just ready to live with democracy but its stout champion when some military ninnies in 1981 tried to kill it again.