Sentence examples for generates not from inspiring English sources

It generates not just momentum but, as Chase recognised, suspense.

Those back-to-back parentheses are typical; so is the way a scrupulous factual account generates not accuracy but uncertainty.

Essentially, the KOR-fx is based on technology that generates not just acoustic but also tactile stimulation of the brain.

Producing an extra gallon of gasoline, for example, generates not just additional costs to producers, but also pollution costs that fall on others.

The adventure is so ineptly handled that the film, which opens today at the Loews Imax Theater, generates not a single moment of suspense or dramatic interest.

The cachet of having a home as a film shoot location, she ventured, generates not only buzz but also, possibly, more interest from potential buyers.

They enchant and overwhelm; they generate not only desire but fear.

It would restore New York to a place where innovative architecture is generated, not merely acquired.

The information is generated not only by computerized systems for tracking operations, customers and sales.

So simply-prepared fish remain important, and Baltic and North Sea fish generate not only great dishes but a certain pride.

So conventions typically generate not just news, but favorable news for the candidates.