Sentence examples for features not just from inspiring English sources

When Rokia Traoré plays Dounia, her backing band features not just John Paul Jones but also Paul McCartney.

Microsoft says that the Kinect can now track the movement of fingers and facial features, not just limbs.

Finer-grained Pareto analytics around product attributes and features, not just the products themselves, offered more provocative insights.

Fusion results demonstrate that the proposed fusion method can extract more salient features (not just in energy) from source images than some other complex wavelet based fusion methods.

The recent catastrophic wildfires in Portugal and Chile shared similar features, not just because they developed under extreme weather conditions but also because extensive forest plantations were involved.

In each level, then, the board features not just fruit to match, but also reptilian enemies who have to be dispatched by matching fruit nearby.

The salmon sandwich featured not just a piece of actual fish, but a really big one.

Airport bookstores these days can feature not just one stack of James Patterson books, but an entire rack of them, sometimes more than six titles at a time.

It's not every day that you find yourself at an event featuring not just four titans of comedy but also Bruce Springsteen.

That featured not just duets but also a game of chess, a sport well renowned for its hectic visual action and crossover appeal in the live music arena.

And the flashing of police muscle and armament is a feature not just of New York but American life since Sept. 11, as a smart article in The Atlantic notes: The message is clear: Don't bother causing trouble.