Sentence examples for characterizes not only from inspiring English sources
A palpable urgency characterizes not only the workers in Lower Manhattan but also the quarriers and marble fabricators in Italy.
This distinction characterizes not only the course of pragmatism but also the shaping of Dewey's own thought.
They may accomplish this by cultivating an openness toward spontaneity (ziran), which characterizes not only the constantly unfolding universe but the Dao itself.
This model characterizes not only the propagation of EM waves, but also other effects such as multipath, soil composition, water content, and burial depth.
This scenario characterizes not only interactions among neighboring small cells within the same building but also among small cells belonging to adjacent buildings.
The crucial indicator in the dynamic norm is the capacity of gross regional product per capita which characterizes not only productivity of innovative development of the territory but also shows perspective opportunities of its growth and, as a result, an improvement of population's life quality that it is a basis of the sustainable development.
Too many wines lacked the definition, focus and precision that characterize not only good Austrian rieslings but rieslings in general.
The interconnecting network of capillaries into which the arterioles empty is characterized not only by microscopic size but also by extremely thin walls only one cell thick.
But until recently, it was thought to be a rare disorder, characterized not only by a distracting nervousness at parties or before giving a speech, say, but also by a powerful desire to avoid such situations altogether.
We are about to enter the land of the Trump Administration, which is likely to be characterized not only by a lack of transparency, in the closed-door sense, but by outright lies.
All are characterized not only by generous welfare and maternal leave provisions, and infant care systems, but also by high levels of sexual equality as measured by incomes and social position.
