Sentence examples for does not only describe from inspiring English sources

However, the process of the proletariat becoming self-conscious does not only describe a theoretical insight.

Yet self-determination does not only describe the causality of the action, but also of the one acting.

According to CLA, just as language does not only describe reality constitutes it, metaphors do not only describe, but they also shape and create organisational strategies [69].

Cognitive mapping does not only describe spatial arrangements but reveals how people think about and use space.

The extinction coefficient k does not only describe how readily the incoming light is intercepted (= absorbed or reflected back); it also gives a hint to the distribution of leaf angles within the canopy (Geyger 1977).

Complexity of the proposed systems approach further increases, as it does not only describe one single cell of cancer lineage with one genome architecture but tries to explain somatic cancer evolution with multiple cells of cancer lineage harbouring different genome architectures and evolving in different clinical progression states.

His idea of "thick description" doesn't only describe anthropology's possibilities, it also limits those possibilities.

The above-described approaches do not only describe a pattern of regional binding, but also suggest a reason for some of the actions of opiate compounds and may provide clues into the functional subdivisions and entities of different brain regions.

These coordinates do not only describe the case of uniform mechanical acceleration in flat spacetime but also an observer trying to keep a fixed position in the presence of a Schwarzschild black hole, as expected due to the principle of equivalence.

They didn't only describe; they did things to other people, or made things happen".

The more she thought about it, the more Madeleine understood that extreme solitude didn't only describe the way she was feeling about Leonard.