Example sentences of "were not only [noun] " in BNC.

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1 They were not only evidence of disagreement amongst abolitionists but perceived by contemporaries to have different religious and political characteristics .
2 It seems to me that these dreams were not only manifestations of hunger , but that they also evinced a desire to be normal and part of the natural world .
3 Jacques 's flute method , compositions and instrument were not only characteristic of the early Baroque flute but elegantly expressed its aesthetic virtually to perfection .
4 The CSO 's new director , Bill McLennan , said the changes were not only part of general tidying up operation to standardise distribution but also to prevent leaks .
5 It can further be argued that the principal objects , or targets , of the new legislation were not only women , but also children .
6 These were not only Britons and Germans , but also Belgians , French , Italians , Swiss ; they were diplomats and political persons of high rank ; distinguished clergymen ; retired military gentlemen ; writers and thinkers .
7 In the 1980s there were not only changes in product demand and in imports and exports , but large-scale changes in investment and in the occupational structure .
8 Invitees were not only bishops , but heads of monastic orders , theologians representing the academic magisterium , even lay people .
9 From the dress of both the man and the woman she realised immediately that they were not only strangers , but class .
10 Slowly it began to dawn on school board trustees and education bureaucrats that immigrants were not only voters , they were also tax payers .
11 The middlemen who organized supplies of these crops for European traders were not only accumulators of capital but also invested in new opportunities , such as that created by the demand for cocoa in the 1890s .
12 So the circuitous route to the new diuretics had a final twist : the drugs were not only diuretics but antihypertensives as well .
13 Here were not only class tensions and antagonisms but also the yearning — ‘ that united wail ’ — for a different form of social relations which would link all women .
14 Lindsey argued that the tax cuts were not only incentive creating but they also increased the cost of tax avoidance .
15 Anyway , it were n't only money .
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