Sentence examples for telling not only from inspiring English sources

What remains, nevertheless, is deeply telling, not only about Bernini but also about modernity in general.

I am telling not only Australia, I'm telling the world that I am and I hope this makes it easier for others now".

The name is a vehicle for telling not only the story of the company, but of their people's struggle for survival and self-determination after the government oversaw a mass extermination of the buffalo in the late 19th century.

But the fact that Cupertino is potentially looking to plant its flag in South Korea is pretty telling – not only because it's a big market in which the company has no proprietary retail presence, but also the fact that we're talking about Samsung's home turf here.

This time period turned out to be incredibly telling, not only about myself, but also about what I believed societal attitudes to be towards LGBT people.

But that story will be told not only in national income statistics.

A finished product at 22 -- you can tell not only by his stuff, but by his demeanor on the mound.

They tell not only where a gas station is, but how much its gas costs that day.

It is brave of so young a novelist to attempt to tell not only Selassie's story but also that of the Derg.

She told not only the university accommodation service, but also Twitter, sharing a picture of the abuse, and forcing the university to take action.

We can tell not only what is there for the 32, but how much is there, so they give a quantitative result as well," Houpt said.