Sentence examples for expressions not only from inspiring English sources

This work, ignored in Feldman-Barrett's critiques, suggests that facial expressions not only tell us about individuals' feelings but about patterns of neurophysiological activation in their bodies.

The inner radius of the cylinder enters these expressions not only in non-dimensional forms but also with its own dimensional identity, unlike classical plasticity-based solutions.

To those who see wars like the one in Chechnya as expressions not only of nationalist aspirations but of pan-Islamic ones as well -- to those who see a new Islamic revolution on the horizon, a Sunni revolution a generation after the Shia revolution that shook the world -- the foreign presence at Haqqania is not comforting.

There is enough room in our spiritual expressions not only for all of the love we feel for our families, but also for the hectic, distracted chaos that so often defines parenting small children — if we are willing to expand our understanding of what religious expression is, and can be.

end{aligned} (60) These expressions not only capture the stationary values but also transient effects.

In fact, although the source of LinkedIn' group search algorithm is not available, we observed that it searches the occurrence of the search expressions not only in the groups of interest's name and description, but also in the groups of interest's discussions information.

It has also given ordinary people new opportunities for self-expression; not only can 140 characters in Chinese express more than in a western language, but Weibo has pioneered the inclusion of video and photographic images.

In other cultures such self-expression not only feels intrusive or surprising but may even demonstrate a lack of professionalism.

Histological analysis showed robust transgene expression not only in the striatum but also in overlying cortical areas.

Low MHC II expression not only constitutes reduction of signal 1 into T cells; it also actively promotes tolerogenic responses49,50.

The derived flame height expression not only confirms the previous discoveries, such as the Peclet number effect found by Chuah et al.