Sentence examples for views not only of from inspiring English sources

The recent Joseph Rowntree report defines "destitution" according to the views not only of experts in social policy, but also of the general public.

Aswany and Eissa are not lone wolves: if anything, they reflect the views not only of most Egyptians, but of their fellow liberal writers.

The rival contests offer views not only of the country's yawning income gap but of issues of race and class in a country that has, by some measures, the Spanish-speaking world's largest black population.

With seven weeks left in the campaign, the candidates' responses to an apparent terrorist plot on American soil could sharply alter voters' views not only of them but of the parties they lead.

We sought participants' views not only of metrics that could be derived from PROMs but also the format and content of how to present data (reported elsewhere [ 7, 8]).

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.

Later, Mr. Abdullah led a group of visitors to the bluff above the resort, where he plans to build more chalets within view not only of two ominous Israeli military posts, but of Israeli houses, just a few hundred yards away.

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.

This was certainly the view not only of Emmeline and Christabel but also of many of their previous supporters - including socialists such as HG Wells, Rebecca West, HM Hyndman and Robert Blatchford.

They say he can analyze reams of data and come up with an accurate view, not only of what a company is, but also of what it can become.