Sentence examples for but also a concept from inspiring English sources

While technology rushes forward, we need to take some time out to ensure that not only lives, but also a concept of the value of human life, are preserved in the long term.

On arriving at the newly-built Kolymbia resort, on the Greek island of Rhodes, we are informed that the reception area is not merely a reception, but also a "concept store".

Therefore, the reliability of structures is not only an objective but also a subjective concept, which is a property of the designer's state of knowledge.

Moreover, sovereignty is not only a finite concept depending on historical changes but also an infinite concept beyond the limitation of time.

Schlegel himself describes his philosophical approach as resembling both a circle and epic poetry because it must forever "begin in the middle": "Philosophy must have at its basis not only an alternating proof [Wechselbeweis] but also an alternating concept [Wechselbegriff].

Time is not only a philosophical, but also a fundamental physical concept, and as such it has been studied and analysed throughout the history of science.

He has spoken about well-run family farms and raising animals in optimal conditions and about slaughtering them humanely (a kind of oxymoron, but also a very real concept).

I am still an internationalist and socialist, but also a fervent feminist, a concept with which I was not familiar in 1968.

According to Frege, this shows that sentences such as (24) are ontologically committed not just to an object but also to a concept.

An action is corrupt only if it corrupts something or someone — so corruption is not only a moral concept, but also a causal or quasi-causal concept.[13] That is, an action is corrupt by virtue of having a corrupting effect on a person's moral character or on an institutional process or purpose.

But it's also a concept that historically has drawn a lukewarm reception from businesses, which tend to fight its financial impact on them.