Sentence examples for suggested not only from inspiring English sources

Mr. Guzman's views are suggested not only by his images but also by his titles.

This is suggested not only by the ongoing layoffs, but by reported changes to staffing procedures.

Individuals, it suggested, not only know the well-documented problems of Europe's growing indebtedness, demography and recession.

His slumping presence suggested not only the end point for generations of rust-belt workers but also the collapse of the Shakespearean protagonist.

Mr. Breitbart's strategy suggested not only the difficulty of combating the testimony of so many prosecution cooperating witnesses, but also reflected the increased understanding of the Mafia everywhere, including juries.

Such a diversity is strongly suggested not only by the variations in the glomerular tissues observed both with the ordinary and with the electron microscope but also by the varying manifestations of the disease observed in the affected person.

The traveling beams of light suggest not only traffic but also searchlights; other effects evoke lightning or failing electricity.

Mr. Romney's comments suggest not only contempt for working people and the poor but also for fundamental human rights.

Tossing it with a little lemon and seasoning, as Berry suggests, not only keeps it green, but ensures it doesn't get lost in the sauce.

That new life will come, he suggests, not only from studying the score but also from within, from the musical sensibility of the performer.

Ms. Barton also sensitively uses folding chairs, whose positioning by the dancers suggests not only deference to age but an embrace of its inevitability.