Sentence examples for captures not only from inspiring English sources

Williams captures not only Monroe's notorious fragility, both on-screen and off-, but also her magical, unclassifiable charisma.

This exhibition stands out because it captures not only the moral problems but the twisted thrill of messing with nature.

The most memorable bildungsroman though is the one that captures not only the inner journey of its child character but something of our own transitions into adulthood too.

The book captures not only the experience of youth in wartime, but also the cusp of a change regarding Israel's national priorities.

Fitzgerald captures not only the gulf that separates the rich from the unrich, but also the way the rich differ among themselves.

That twenty-two-month process captures not only the characteristic hubris of e-smell entrepreneurs but also the substantial barriers that face anyone who wishes to digitize odor.

But they're in the heart of TriBeCa, and a walk through them captures not only some of the oldest architecture in the district but some of the youngest.

They capture not only the sadness of the original, but a kind of sensuality as well.

The letters capture not only the intimately personal but also the pivotal political moments of history.

The fierce urge to communicate is captured not only with pen on paper.

He was said to have captured not only their features but a reflection of their souls as well.