Sentence examples for engaged not only from inspiring English sources

Everybody, he says, is less civically engaged -- not only working women but men and nonworking women as well.

The paradoxes suggested by the Trolley Problem and its variants have engaged not only moral philosophers but neuroscientists, economists and evolutionary psychologists.

Seen through this warped lens, the men who raped were engaged not only in an act of sexual transgression but also in a purifying ritual.

In choosing the notebooks, I am engaged not only in a process of categorization and differentiation, but in a geographical remembrance.

As Engelstein proves definitively, the struggle for power engaged not only civil society and party leaders, but the broad masses of the population and every corner of the far-reaching empire, well beyond Moscow and Petrograd.

He advocates for patients to become actively engaged, not only in managing their condition, but in stepping forward to lead their healthcare team and to communicate with others either online or in person.

We need a new process for engaging not only the scientific and technical communities, but also the public.

We propose that engineered virus-encoded pre-miRNA can engage not only RNAi-related pathways but also IFN-related pathways to induce potent antiviral responses in fish cells.

But engaging not only the public, but even one's peers beyond a narrow academic subspecialty, is essential to the creation of a broader humanist, Grafton said.

CHWs considered the video content an important tool to engage not only their clients but also family members and the community at large.

And those who focus on them are engaging not only in anti-Israel propaganda but in a kind of anti-Semitism.