Sentence examples for characteristic not only from inspiring English sources
This rationalistic and mechanistic metaphysics is characteristic not only of Democritus's atomism but also of the early forms of scientific atomism.
The Russians have vigorously opposed the administration's plans to abandon the ABM treaty but, even there, their public statements have been free of the finger-pointing characteristic not only of the cold war, but also of the Yeltsin era.
Several new songs bear the muscular riffs, soaring choruses and booming, throaty baritone characteristic not only of past Creed hits but also those of bands that have populated rock radio in Creed's absence, like Nickelback, Daughtry and 3 Doors Down.
Emphases shifted, as did styles, but the fundamental symbolic vocabulary and a predisposition to renew through reinterpretation and reverence of the past was characteristic not only of Chinese arts but of all the East Asian arts.
This is of special interest because such a belief is historically characteristic not only of all northern Asian tribes but also of other peoples (such as Eskimos [Inuit]) who live in the northernmost regions of the world.
However, such symptoms are characteristic not only for developing shaft cracks but also for other malfunctions such as a shaft bow, a coupling misalignment, etc.
She upheld these characteristics not only in the work place but also in every aspect of her life.
"At the sight of that skull," Lombroso said, "I seemed to see all at once, standing out clearly illuminated as in a vast plain under a flaming sky, the problem of the nature of the criminal, who reproduces in civilised times characteristics, not only of primitive savages, but of still lower types as far back as the carnivora".
We next plan to study venues with different demand characteristics—not only the most popular venues.
The variation in these characteristics not only distinguishes the different stands but also improves understanding of their carbon stocks.
We show that the optimal time path of each tax level is determined by the characteristics not only of that particular pollutant but also of all other pollutants.
