And there is an utterly degraded view not only of citizenship but of friendship.
The answers give a fairly broad view not only of the teenage market but of the teenage culture.
The roiling globe provides a different prism to view not only the nominees, but their running mates.
Kamiya's book is so great in my view not only because of the history he presents, but also because of his description of his memories while walking.
Ms. Rendell constantly changes points of view, not only to advance her story but also to refocus it unnervingly from different characters' perspectives.
Her choices range over almost 40 years, so they offer a view not only of how Indian cinema has changed in that time, but also how Mumbai has developed too.
Using this, staff will soon be able to view not only a profile of their skills but also what capabilities they need to acquire in order to move up into more senior positions.
In my view, not only the proverbial buck stops on the chief executive's desk, but, for the management of this particular project, the grade of F goes there as well.
"Reason" implied, in his view, not only the capacity for formally correct thinking, for finding adequate creatural analogies to the truths of revelation, but also, above all, the capacity to grasp the reality that humans encounter.
Like other members of the tribe, this family's world revolves around the care and feeding of their buffaloes, which they view not only as their essential source of livelihood — they use and sell the milk — but also as family members.
In his view, not only is there no sacred being ("God, if you only existed, you'd see how sperm looks on blood"); there is also no truth ("Truth is being displaced by narrative").
