Sentence examples for unearthed not only from inspiring English sources

Hours of searching finally unearthed not only the note pad (it was still in an inside pocket of a suitcase I had taken on a recent trip) but also a business card given to me months earlier by a concerned friend.

With the help of a student at the Vilnius University, Mrs. Hautzig unearthed not only her uncle's college application with his photograph but also the masterwork of his short life, his handwritten 49-page master's thesis on mathematics.

Writing in Sociology, the researchers said they had unearthed "not only the striking under-representation of actors from working class backgrounds" but that, even when taking into account variables such as schooling, education, location and age, "working-class actors have lower incomes".

The Homo naledi fossils that Peixotto and her colleagues unearthed are remarkable not only for their abundance — hominin findings are exceedingly rare, and often an entire species is represented by only a few bones from one individual — but also for their juxtaposition of seemingly modern and primitive features.

Since then, genetic researchers have unearthed innumerable variants that are not only individual-specific; but also ethnicity-, population- and country-specific.

On the whole, excavations have unearthed little pewter ware dating from antiquity, not only because it has tended to perish over the years but presumably also because it was not nearly as common as glass, bronze, silver, or clay.

Some scholars believe it was unearthed not in the former Antioch, but in a Syrian village, Kaper Koraon (now Kurin), to the south.

Yet again it's not only possible, but probable that many secret urges that are unearthed in cyberspace come to fruition in reality.

I thought, I'm not only the strict German, I have some joyful capacity in me that wasn't unearthed until now".

The recent 'pay cheque scandal' played into their hands to such an extent that many in Tehran believe principle-ists not only publicised the details of lucrative pay and bonuses enjoyed by leading executives but unearthed them in the first place.

NOW PLAYING DEEP WATER The story of Donald Crowhurst, a sensation in its day, has been told before in print, but not on film — a surprising omission, given not only the twists of the tale but the wealth of visual evidence that was waiting to be unearthed.