Sentence examples for expresses not only from inspiring English sources

She expresses not only love; she also expresses alienation.

Atticus expresses not only opposition to the Supreme Court's Brown v. Board of Education decision, but also privately-held beliefs about the backwardness of his fellow black citizens.

Her use of understated gestures and the clustering and separation of bodies expresses not only complex emotions but also whole historical eras.

The two actors work in a counterpoint that expresses not only the diverging temperaments of the men they are playing but also some of the contradictions of their era.

Even confession needs some transformation to make it work, I believe you save yourself not by repeating the facts but by playing with them, by introducing the imaginary into the actual wherever it is needed, so that your writing expresses not only an outer truth but what, for lack of a better phrase, I'm going to have to call an inner truth.

Even confession needs some transformation to make it work, I believe — you save yourself not by repeating the facts but by playing with them, by introducing the imaginary into the actual wherever it is needed, so that your writing expresses not only an outer truth but what, for lack of a better phrase, I'm going to have to call an inner truth.

We then incorporated the conservation of co-expression where genes were co-expressed not only in a single species but in two or three species simultaneously.

Global expression studies suggested that comp-1 is expressed not only in males, but also in hermaphrodites (Reinke et al., 2000, 2004).

However, naïve CD4+ T cells express not only the long TCF-1 isoforms that drive the expression of GATA3 but also the short isoforms.

The NF90 protein was found to be expressed not only in T-cells, but also in nonimmune HeLa cells.

"Giving out favors has always been a vehicle for expressing not only hospitality, but wealth," he said.