Sentence examples for but also to what from inspiring English sources

Her monochrome landscapes, made using long exposures at dusk or early morning, alert us in their meditative way not just to the thereness, but also to what James Joyce called the "whatness" of things.

That not only applies to where they sleep, but also to what they do.

We don't just respond to what we see, but also to what we think things really are.

This is thanks not only to its wealth and population, but also to what others call, only half-jokingly, its Rolls-Royce bureaucracy.

The confrontation spoke not only to the violence that has enveloped Syria, but also to what awaits if the government falls.

Mr. Scott's "Venus Rising" theme made clever allusions to sex on a half shell, but also to what was supposed to be fashion's final frontier.

They confined themselves to material in this country, partly for convenience, but also to show what is available here.

The movie's ultimate effect is to make one feel sorry for the pain Love has endured but also to dread what she is destined to become.

In her fiction and screenwriting, Gore wanted to honour their idealism... but also to explore what happens "when it gets crushed".

I arrived in Medellín to see the ambitious and photogenic buildings that have gone up, but also to find what remains undone.

Both act not only to directly constrain or enable creativity, but also to define what creativity is.