Sentence examples for abilities not only from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gatti, a strong, muscular man who stood 5 foot 8 inches tall and had 18-inch biceps, used his abilities not only for commercial success but also to make toys for his children and, later, his grandchildren.

The results showed that the practice of posing problems improved learners' abilities not only in problem-posing but also in problem-solving.

The program has allowed the teachers training and a complete way through which children have demonstrated great learning abilities, not only in mere technology but also in collaboration and teamwork.

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Owsley, impressed with Scully's technical abilities, not only took him on as a lab apprentice, but hired him to be a soundman for the Grateful Dead.

But piss is also associated, in Piss Cameron, with political power: Cameron's preternatural pissing abilities not only help make him a hero amongst his bragging posho buddies, they also, by his own account, make him the person most qualified to run the country.

For Zeebe the ability not only to reduce emissions, but to reverse them, is crucial.

Botox injections, which immobilize parts of the face, may limit one's ability not only to express emotions but also to feel them.

The show was strong on separates, reflecting Mr. Gaultier's ability not only to manipulate French chic, but to merchandise it, too.

Student power must develop into much wider authority, with the ability not only to shape strategic decisions, expenditure and investments but to approve or veto them.

We have the ability, not only to resist initiatives that we do not support...but also to set the international agenda".