Sentence examples for wherein not only from inspiring English sources

In its casting and its subversive storytelling, its 1942 setting offers a parallel universe wherein not only are the Nazis invading Britain and coldly massacring the Home Guard, but postwar TV battleaxes such as Thora Hird and Patricia Hayes are caught in cinematic amber as plucky young Land Girls vigorously sticking it to the filthy Boche (with axes, bayonets, rifles and household pepper).

They have broken rank because, since before the election, the government has turned the rhetoric of the political confrontation between hardliners and reformists into a "with us or against us" war wherein not only the country, but the very fate of Islam, hangs in the balance.

Also, this combined approach demonstrates the ability to more broadly characterize CREB protein-DNA interactions wherein not only DNA binding sites are discovered, but also the potential of the promoter sequence to respond to CREB is evaluated.

Recent studies have shown that A20 functions as a tumor suppressor gene in several types of lymphoma wherein not only is A20 inactivated by promoter methylation (Chanudet et al. 2009), but it is also subject to gene deletion and mutation.

Work, in our research question, is defined by our theoretical/methodological framework of institutional ethnography, wherein not only paid and official work is acknowledged, but also unpaid and unofficial work [ 85].

We argue that the observed isotope signals are indicative of a feedback mechanism wherein grasslands not only respond to regional and global climatic trends, but also act as a driver of hydrologic change.

German critics have torn into the director for betraying the very notion of "director's theater," a mid-20th-century style that he helped establish wherein directors are not only permitted but compelled to radically reinterpret classic texts.

The book is so horrific that it was proclaimed an 'anti-book' wherein the reader not only learns nothing, but actually forgets the book she had previously read.

My intention was not to drill them with a series of questions but rather to engage in a conversation wherein I could not only draw natural responses from them but also a feeling of camaraderie.

Expanding the definition of beauty imposes a standard of 'comprehensive perfection' wherein girls now not only have to be beautiful, but they have to be, as the New York City advertisements suggest, an assemblage of other qualities, too: "funny, playful, daring, strong, curious, smart, brave, healthy, friendly and caring".

"My clients have, bravely, decided to not allow themselves to become another of Kabbalah Centre's many silent victims and look forward to resolving this matter at trial wherein they will not only seek compensation for their financial losses but also look forward to exposing the Kabbalah Centre's true nature," said Alain Bonavida, the plaintiffs' lawyer.