Sentence examples for becoming not only a from inspiring English sources

"Barack Obama is becoming not only a black man, he is a symbol across race, across class," Ms. Brown said.

Memorial has expanded in intent and practice over the years, becoming not only a research center, with libraries and archives around the country and a virtual library on the Gulag system, but also an important locus for human-rights work.

Ms. Briski spent several years living among the children of the city's red light district, becoming not only a witness to their lives but also their teacher, their agent and their advocate.

As already happened for the oil and gas offshore industry in the 1960s, the floating support structure option for 5 MW (and future 7 10 MW) offshore wind turbines is becoming not only a technically feasible but also an economically viable solution with respect to the fixed solution.

She went on to become Broadway royalty by winning four Tonys (for "Carousel," "Master Class," "Ragtime," and "A Raisin in the Sun") and being nominated for lead roles in "Marie Christine" and "110," becoming not only a star but also a muse of sorts for producers and directors.

Though childlike in the rendering, the work transcends itself, becoming not only a record of a way of life that's long since vanished, but also of what must have been Hunter's own joie de vivre, her own love of color and the natural world, and, most of all, what must have been a killer sense of humor.

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"In the 1960s China moved away from a collective mentality, becoming not only more cosmopolitan but also more individualistic," curator Sarah Archer explained in a phone interview.

One of the most comforting versions of the American dream includes becoming not only rich, respected and glamorous, but also a soft touch: generous with time and money, a philanthropist-mensch, a nurturing prince or princess of industry.

The investments from the American Bank will be felt in rural communities which are fast becoming not only our clean energy heartland but also an exporting force in their own right as food prices rise throughout the world.

Winning the tournament means getting to the top of a highly competitive field and becoming not only rich but also notable.