Sentence examples for but also refers from inspiring English sources
Performed by Paul Tobias, to whom it is dedicated, it begins and ends with an elegy, but also refers to American folk songs.
New single 'Dark Road' is ostensibly about a failed love affair - but also refers to our love-hate relationship with America; the gospel-tinged 'Ghosts', a bruised lament.
This study has focused on centennial changes over the period 2069 2098 relative to 1960 1989, but also refers to the full transient simulation to assess the significance of projected changes given interannual and low-frequency variability.
The information often covers not only the present medical condition and events experienced by the patient, but also refers to relevant events in the past (such as signs, symptoms, tests or treatments).
This mechanism not only involves exclusion of the hydrated 5 hmC from the catalytic pocket, but also refers directly to the effect of the hydroxyl group on the catalysis.
The album title means "Sins and Miracles" but also refers to Mexican votive offerings, called milagros or retablos, that depict divine interventions into individual lives, often inscribed with prayers and thanks to God and saints.
Many Twitter users hailed Jabarti's appointment but also referred to the kingdom's restrictions on women drivers.
Called the "immortal jellyfish," but also referred to as the Benjamin Button jellyfish, it can regenerate itself over and over.
In its announcement, News Corp. pointed to Nasdaq's technology as a reason for the switch but also referred to its "cost-effective structure".
UPDATE: The physician not only discussed his patient's previous treatment but also referred her to an attorney specializing in medical malpractice.
