Sentence examples for connect not only from inspiring English sources

Wasdale forces you to connect not only with the outer landscape, but with your inner self.

It can connect not only to Sprint's 3G network, but also its new and speedier 4G network.

It's not just about who someone's great-grandfather was but much more about how you connect not only racially but also with the culture, people and lives of those who share that common heritage.

They are trying ardently to connect not only with one another but also with people long dead, some of whom they have known personally but many others they have not, from distant times and places.

Instant gratification is central to our culture now, in ways that connect not only to food; nor would anyone be worrying too much over takeaways if we all walked everywhere.

The next decade or two will see the creation of a global high speed rail network that will connect not only cities, states or countries, but even continents.

In bedroom communities, people were connected not only by proximity but connections; many grew up, went to school and took the train together.

We are connected not only by mobile phone but also by computer.

Three pieces in the museum's lobby are connected not only by content but also by palette.

In any case, Koko was a unique ape that connected not only with humans but also with other animals.

The disciplinary tensions, research agendas, and scholarly networks that arise from the correspondence can be traced and connected not only with contemporary publications, but also with excavation archives.