Sentence examples for but also to express from inspiring English sources

Mr. Michel said family members and friends turn to the Internet to find answers but also to express appreciation.

Because professors can be somewhat mysterious figures, I try to use Twitter not only to promote my research but also to express who I am as a person".

Most important, even at this early point in her career, she already uses coloratura not merely to sound pretty but also to express character.

"It's my dream to present a place where people can come and not only learn about the great accomplishments of landing a man on the moon in 1969, but also to express their artistic, creative talents in the form of music and video," he said.

Mr. Masur spoke briefly at the end of the program, partly to introduce the encores -- Bernstein's "Mambo" from "West Side Story," Johann Strauss's "Egyptian March" and the Bach -- but also to express his admiration for the orchestra and to tell the audience, "I'm still with you, and we don't forget the time here".

Standing before a backdrop of birches and sculptures of wood and translucent paper meant to evoke chapel windows, Ms. Justus vowed to shine light in dark corners, and Mr. Linn-Baker promised not only to help each of them know what they wanted, but also to express it in words.

But this meant the lioness was also to express herself in a way we almost never witness in the flesh.

This indicates that cells treated with zebularine not only decrease the expression of pluripotency markers but also start to express genes that have pivotal roles in cardiac differentiation.

SimCity's sandbox structure perfectly compliments the philosophy of the OLPC project - to provide tools to children but also to allow them to express themselves through these tools.

They want the team to win, but also like to express themselves on the way.

With nobody to represent him, Painter had not only to think on his feet, but also try to express himself as calmly as he could, given the high stakes.