Sentence examples for but also the basic from inspiring English sources

Because the period guarantees not only high-grade romantic trappings but also the basic thwarting without which romance cannot flower into drama.

In the process, it adopted not only the name of its illustrious predecessor but also the basic trappings of an adult art fair: adjustable walls and controlled lighting.

There was the inevitable fractiousness, the neuroticism, the petty logrolling, but also the basic concern for the vulnerable and the high idealism.

But even if Hairspray, in the process of being turned into a Broadway musical, has lost some of its glorious tackiness, it retains its generous spirit: this is still a show that not only hymns physical difference but also the basic right to racial integration.

It was President Castro himself who in the late 1990s came up with the idea for this place, which gives potential doctors from throughout the Americas and Africa not just the A B C's of medicine but also the basic philosophy behind offering good health care to the struggling masses.

"During the Nuremberg trials, part of what made us different was even after these Nazis had performed atrocities that no one had ever seen before, we still gave them a day in court, and that taught the entire world about who we are but also the basic principles of rule of law," Obama said.

Young men enrolled in scribal schools to learn the essentials of the trade, which included not only reading and writing but also the basics of mathematics.

Her CELL director's seminars were tour-de-force performances that not only gave her graduate students skills in Renaissance Studies but also the basics in CV building and networking.

There are probably very few who would question that some basics must be in place, not only literacy and arithmetic, but also the basics in the natural and even social sciences, in particular history, and of course the grammar of languages.

Although it takes more time and effort on your part, this will show your kid not only how to speak up for herself, but also the basics of becoming a savvy shopper.

"In order for law enforcement organizations to be effective," he said, "they must have the public's confidence in their ability to perform not only the most complex duties, but also the most basic responsibilities".