Sentence examples for cameras not only from inspiring English sources

Cameras not only should be allowed into courtrooms, they belong there.

"These cameras not only help protect the innocent but also assist our state police as they do their jobs," she said.

Van Deman used her view cameras not only to document the crumbling stone structures of a once-proud empire but also to catch their defiant elegance.

But no other district has gone as far as this Gulf Coast community, which, flush with casino revenue, has hung the cameras not only in corridors and other common areas but also in all of its 500 classrooms.

With onboard image processing and analysis capabilities, cameras not only open new possibilities but also raise new challenges.

He envisions the cameras not only spotting potential lesions, but eventually being able to help clinicians know what to look for.

(The camera not only adds 10 pounds, it can also subtract 10 I.Q. points).

Who invaded, with camera, not only Mr. Hussein's spider-hole existence, but also his private lice check?

The camera not only makes all the manual settings for you, but even educates you ("Soft sharpness and daylight white balance. Keep the camera still!").

The director also appears in front of the camera; not only is he creating a stage for his protagonists, he is also coming to terms with his own fragmented memories of imprisonment in Moskobiya thirty years previously.

The essence of cinema — the cool thing about movies — is that the camera not only has the ability to record events in real time, but it can also conjure outright impossibilities.