Sentence examples for but also defined from inspiring English sources

To him, learning not only broadened his knowledge and deepened his self-awareness but also defined who he was.

Amartya Sen, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, maintains that Mr. Galbraith not only reached but also defined the summit of his field.

For example, a 1998 study by two former Ivy League presidents, William G. Bowen and Derek Bok, not only presented powerful arguments for affirmative action in higher education, but also defined the debate.

Inspirations and influences: The film's success not only catapulted its lead actors into major careers, but also defined a lush, sexualised, colour-oriented style for 19th-century period film that initiated the modern cycle of literary adaptation.

Their failure to do so emphasised the Tigers' lack of cutting edge in the absence of the suspended Manu Tuilagi but also defined the spirit that Saracens have established.

This question not only guided his ever expanding philosophical endeavors, but also defined his approach and understanding of philosophy.

A spreadsheet not only holds tables of data but also defines relationships among their rows and columns.

Material objects are not only freighted with personal and cultural meaning but also define us: an email is "Sent from my iPad", rather than the sender.

"I'm die-hard Harlem," she says simply, meaning that even in a big city like New York, you can find a corner of concrete that not only embraces you, but also defines you.

Stereochemistry limits but also defines proteins, as conformational constructs stereospecific for poly-l structure.

Setup planning not only determines features must be machined in each setup but also defines locating datum for each setup.