Sentence examples for regards not only from inspiring English sources

John Hurt's narration sets the sardonic tone of an epic diatribe that regards not only American history but the human condition itself with cold, amused disgust.

For 46 years Maria has spent every Tuesday working for Mrs. Ellington, a woman she regards not only as an employer but also as a confidante.

So he became stubborn once the No More Page 3 campaign gained traction, not wishing to be seen to accede to the demands of people he regards not only as non-Sun readers, but as part of an anti-Sun brigade.

It has been demonstrated that healing regards not only erosive esophagitis but also negative endoscopy esophagitis (NERD) at the ultrastructural view of the mucosa (Calabrese, Bortolotti, et al 2005).

But it is now regarded not only as an asset, but if badly managed, an obstacle to modernizing.

I discussed Morten with a range of my contacts in Europe and each gave a glowing report regarding not only his ability, but also his character".

Pete Babcock, the Hawks' general manager, conceded that it was hard to part with Mutombo, regarded not only as one of the league's best players but also as one of sports' great humanitarians.

Fifty years later, if no longer quite the youngest, she is certainly one of the best regarded, not only for her eye but for doing lively shows of what she believes in, regardless of art-world fashions or trends.

Christie adored writing for the theatre precisely because she regarded it as something different to her "day job" of producing books, some of which should be regarded not only as classics of the genre but fine novels in themselves.

The French political scientist Maurice Duverger's Political Parties (1951) is still highly regarded, not only for its classification of parties but also for its linking of party systems with electoral systems.

They have taken more wickets between them, both in collective total and as a pair in matches, than any other England bowlers but it has always been Anderson who is regarded not only as the leader of the gang but as indispensable.