Sentence examples for explaining not only from inspiring English sources
It's hugely interesting stuff, the artist explaining not only the stories that lie behind his images but also how he goes about making them.
This indication was confirmed by the successful publication of John Harris's Lexicon Technicum (1704), which the author described as "an universal English dictionary of arts and sciences: explaining not only the terms of art, but the arts themselves".
The best they could do was to send their questions to the C.I.A. Talking to the detainees was especially important because the commission was charged with explaining not only what happened, but also why it happened.
I think she just stopped aggressively reaching out to those people and explaining not only our philosophy but policies to make it possible for their kids to have a better life, to have a secure, middle-class life...
THE BASICS I Bankrate.com, a financial information Web site, has put together an excellent primer explaining not only what cash flow is — it is usually defined as the amount of cash coming in minus the cash going out over a specific period like a week or month — but how to track it.
The next great breakthrough will probably occur at a higher level of cellular organization, explaining not only how the molecules work but how their work is coordinated, second by second, and this may require a different kind of scientist -- one capable of handling complexity and self-reflection -- possibly even a "girl".
A good school, Mr Baron explains, not only serves local children, but unites families of all incomes.
Cohen's was the only book that explained not only what we know about miscarriage, but why we know so little.
"If you don't get the speed right," he explained, "not only is the sound off pitch but it is also off in timbre, or sonority".
"It's really hard to explain not only to an American, but someone who doesn't follow the C.F.L., why this game matters," Bursey said.
