Sentence examples for studied not from inspiring English sources

Q. You've studied not only people but also animals.

He has studied not only Islamic philosophy but also phenomenology, Continental philosophy, and medieval scholasticism.

Stein studied not only law but statistics, economics, and history as well.

Ideas are studied not as underlying motives for action, but in another way.

Fascinated by the persuasive properties of television, Ailes studied not only American programming but also the films of Leni Riefenstahl.

Canadian psychologists have studied not only treatment outcomes but also risk assessment, or determining who is likely to reoffend.

I then studied, not to be a conductor or a soloist, just to prepare this magical thing.

He says that Arabic ought to be granted "prestige", he pleaded, "as a very great literary language", and studied not only by those of north African origin.

He writes from Istanbul, not America where he studied, not Paris where upper-crust Turks were acquiring their gloss of "free and modern".

The insurer studied not only its 42,000 employees, but also their impact on patients at its more than 320 medical centers and 270 worksite medical facilities.

Students were required to restrict themselves to a technical visual analysis of the paintings they studied, not explore the political background that produced them.