Sentence examples for rejecting not only from inspiring English sources
What is noteworthy, though, is that choreographers are rejecting not only dance, but even the notion of choreographed movement.
(He and Ms. Conlin took their fossil fuel diet seriously, rejecting not only public transportation but also the services of their own liveried elevator men; in the seventh month of the experiment, they turned off their electricity).
"Rejecting not only the secular and other religions, but also other strains of Islamic belief, it goes beyond the kind of social conservatism practiced in some faith schools which may be consistent with universal human rights and respectful of other communities.
Some of British punk rock's leading figures made a show of rejecting not only contemporary mainstream rock and the broader culture it was associated with, but their own most celebrated predecessors: "No Elvis, Beatles or the Rolling Stones in 1977", declared The Clash song "1977".
The PA wants both completed before the elections, and so does the Tanzim.Mr Sharon has rejected not only the ceasefire but also the programme.
McCandless rejects not only family and bourgeois life but also sensual life, and he's incapable of sustaining an interest in anyone outside himself.
The term was adopted by dervishes who practiced a nonconformist way of life that rejected not only the world but also conventional piety, which they decried as hypocrisy.
Yet those, of course, are precisely the values that the Daily Mail rejects, not only in the case of Ralph and Ed Miliband, but in its overall coverage.
Shareholders in Kentz rejected not only the pay policy but also the remuneration report, which covers bonuses and salaries paid out during the past year.
"The government's narrow interpretation of what is viable has been rejected, not only by the workforce but by the Scottish select committee.
The Supreme Court rejected not only the particular rationale but also the notion that ideas may be banned because of the likelihood that they will be embraced.
