Sentence examples for but also language from inspiring English sources

He examined not only political institutions but also language symbols and the nature of civilization in current and ancient texts.

A chip such as the one envisioned by Dr. Berger might one day help combat not only the ravages associated with Alzheimer's, but also language deficits that result from stroke and memory problems associated with epilepsy as well.

But it has a much wider potential for teaching not just patterns but also language.

Mechanics, logistics, procedural thinking and so on are what the play brain does, but also language.

Additionally, it measures not only knowledge of vocabulary and grammar but also language proficiency including the sociolinguistic, discourse, and strategic aspects of language use.

And thanks to its worldwide footprint, the ads can be targeted not only by demographic and content, but also language and location.

That means platforms, but also languages.

Take a careful look at the language of your standards; check not only for explicit creationist claims but also for language that permits or encourages teaching material that makes such claims.

Not only was I trying to learn Hindi, but also the language of technology.

Kamm speaks not only Mandarin and Cantonese but also the language of the party, which is just as important.

Speakers of French, Hindi and Urdu, Arabic, Chinese and Russian chafed at the advantage the Internet gave not only American pop culture but also its language.