I speak here not only of Buddhism, Shinto, Christianity, and the new religions, but also of all blind faith and superstitions.
We need to prove not only a community of mythical ideas, but also a community between the stories based upon these ideas.
From this inadequacy of his language it not only results that he cannot truly represent this difference to others, but also that he cannot truly represent it to himself.
And in resisting this formidable evil, one needs not only to be sustained by the action of a mind employed, but also by contact with one's fellows in the business of life.
He had not only to fight Napoleon's veterans, but also to hold in check the Spanish juntas and the Portuguese regency.
The play instinct of the child is as old as the race, or older, and is a vitally important factor, not only in physical development, but also in mental development.
The treatment of inferior by superior races throughout the ages has been childishly cruel, unjust, stupid, inimical to the best interests not only of the victims, but also of mankind.
This power is not alone necessary in the emergencies, the "short hauls" of life, but also in the long hauls that spread the strain through greater periods.
We may say, then, that we have discovered not only the method of estimating the value of talent, but alsoin what its value consists.
He finds pseudologia phantastica a symptom, not only of hysteria, alcoholism, paranoia, but also of sex repression, and neurasthenia.
She was there instructed not only in the general facts, but also in methods of self-gratification.
It should be noted that we felt sure that it is not only the strength of imagery, namely, of actually recollected material, but also of imagination which is characteristic of this girl's mental make-up.
This phenomenon, not only on account of the numerical findings, but also from a logical standpoint, is easily seen to be the expression, in another form of conduct, of the essential tendencies of the pathological liar.
But if it should be good, he may receive an unearned blessing of abundance not only in his basket, but also in his head and his heart, his memory and his fancy.
I profess that it appears to me not only pleasant, but also salutary, to be in this condition.
You may observe the operations of this vice not only in human beings, but also in birds.
There is no need for me to go through them in detail; but I will call attention generally to the fact that the Jews employed such phrases not only rhetorically, but also, and indeed chiefly, from devotional motives.
But also he may sometimes be stirred by adverse circumstances to such a degree that he rises up against them and reforms them.
They are partly facetious, but also contain a germ of truth.
The true lie is hated not only by the gods, but also by men?
And Memucan answered before the king and the princes, Vashti the queen hath not done wrong to the king only, but also to all the princes, and to all the people that are in all the provinces of the king Ahasuerus.
Simon Peter saith unto him, Lord, not my feet only, but also my hands and my head.
I am ready not to be bound only, but also to die at Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus.
Inevitably," assented the one referred to; "not merely because he is the more mature by a generation, but also in that he is thereby nearer to the inspired ancients in whom the Cardinal Principles reside.
As he approached the outer door he sang cheerful ballads of heroic doings, partly because he was glad, but also to reassure himself.
They were shot not only as they were feeding in the fields, and especially in snowy weather, but also at the close of the evening, by men who lay in ambush among the woods and groves to kill them as they came in to roost.
Nightingales not only never reach Northumberland and Scotland, but also, as I have been always told, Devonshire and Cornwall.
Titlarks not only sing sweetly as they sit on trees, but also as they play and toy about on the wing; and particularly while they are descending, and sometimes as they stand on the ground.
Word and sacraments, but also by holy postures and vestments in the Catholic Church; but to the memory of the victim the Church offers anew the Eucharist in the mysteries to God the Father Almighty.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "but also" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
