Sentence examples for emphasize not only from inspiring English sources

The idea is to emphasize not only what her group is against, but also what it is for: namely, protecting children's health.

Designed by Mireille Poujol, the asymmetric outfits have fitted jackets and stitched-on chevrons that converge to emphasize not only the medals but the athletes' physiques -- a novel idea.

The Army's 1946 fitness manual -- which Dr. Thomas called "a masterpiece" as he cradled it in his hands -- includes 12 conditioning drills that emphasize not only strength, but stamina, flexibility and other body mechanics.

Part of the White House strategy for securing Congressional support now is to emphasize not only what Syria did, but also how a failure to act against Syria might embolden enemies of Israel like Iran and Hezbollah.

The abortion pill will enable them to emphasize not only that 88percentt of abortions already take place within the first trimester, but that Mifeprex could help shift a significant number of those (over half occur during weeks eight through 12) to an even earlier stage of pregnancy.

And Steven Miller's book offers a valuable contribution to the debate precisely because it manages to tell them both at once — to emphasize not only the black and white of a polarizing era, but its many shades of gray as well.

When Scorsese depicts violence, he shows gore, emphasizing not only the moral horror of inflicting pain and taking a life but also the deep and primal bloodlust.

Professor Largier says: "The author of an academic book often lays out his entire academic network in the 'acknowledgment,' emphasizing not only aspects of professional gratitude but also emotional relationships: friendships, hardships, help.

"If it's a museum that emphasizes not only tragedy but also triumph over adversity by many Americans of African descent, if it's tasteful and sensitive and frank, it will be a good thing," he said.

The coverage of Vietnam veterans in the history books, news media and movies almost unwaveringly emphasizes not only the fighting overseas and callous decisions by government leaders, but also the divisions on American soil.

The relay is now one of the most splendid and cherished of all Olympic rituals; it emphasizes not only the ancient source of the Olympics but also the internationalism of the modern Games.