Sentence examples for subject not only from inspiring English sources
Such attempts to stop the reporting on this important subject not only work against the public interest, in Germany they appear to be illegal.
That is an embarrassing subject, not only because of the different theological conceptions of the Eucharist, though they are part of it.
Professor Wolpert is well qualified to write about the subject: not only is he an excellent writer, but he has suffered from depression himself.
It's no wonder that, say, Superman has been the subject not only of children's comics and cartoons but of literature, radio and TV series, movies and video games.
The subject not only arouses intense emotions, it has produced an ocean of comment from lawyers, judges, politicians, campaigners, statisticians, social scientists and quite a few demagogues.
It is the subject not only of the lost epic the Thebaid and of Aeschylus's tragedy Seven Against Thebes but also of Euripides' play Phoenician Women.
In summary, our results found that use of earplugs and eye masks in subjects not only improves subjective sleep quality, but also increases the amount of REM sleep and nocturnal melatonin levels in a simulated ICU environment.
When they sampled the wines with lower prices, however, the subjects not only liked them less, their brains registered less pleasure from the experience.
They are, I admit, one of my favorite subjects, not only when chatting with friends, but also professionally; I think nothing of swapping "cute kid" stories during interviews.
In 2007, YouTube was blocked for several months.Cyberspace is being subjected not only to lèse majesté constraints but to other laws.
Francesco (duke 1450 66) provided his subjects not only relative peace and patronage of humanism and the arts but also the disadvantages of tyrannical rule.
