Sentence examples for spoken not only from inspiring English sources
But in Britain, bespoke is spoken not only by haberdashers but by the technology set.
But in Britain these days, bespoke is spoken not only by haberdashers but by techies.
Kanuri is spoken not only in Niger but also in Cameroon and Nigeria; the tongue is called Beriberi by the Hausa.
It is supported and spoken not only by those born and bred in Cornwall but also by many who have adopted Cornwall as their home.
Each presidential speaker, as Obama did, has typically spoken not only of their personal faith but how their faith plays a role in their office.
Mr. Lains spoke not only as a theorist.
Balanchine was speaking not only for composers and choreographers but for all "creative" human beings.
When discussing policies, though, Kennedy has a tendency to speak not only softly but quickly.
We have begun to speak not only of remission, but even of recovery — and hope.
She spoke not only as a daughter but as a political admirer.
She speaks not only of the LSO but of her roots in Northern Ireland.
