Sentence examples for highlighting not only from inspiring English sources

It's part of a sudden rash of appearances by the best-actor nominees, highlighting not only their current roles but also their careers.

This article traces the development of energy-conversion technology, highlighting not only conventional systems but also alternative and experimental converters with considerable potential.

After the performance, notable for its harmonisation of luminous beauty and dark undercurrents, a presentation was made by the music director, Edward Gardner, highlighting not only his long association with the company but also that with the work – he had first conducted it in 1954, when it came to London shortly after the Venice premiere.

Britain's firemen's strike is highlighting not only the hose-wielders' remarkably cushy working hours, but also the sharply different ways that other countries arrange things.Fire costs (which include losses, the cost of fire service, insurance administration etc) are about 1% of GDP in most advanced countries.

The debate is exemplified by Scott's polemical meditation versus Florida on the nature and significance of the creative city, highlighting not only its positive but also its "darker", i.e., non-sustainable dimensions.

The proposed model is dual-natured, highlighting not only the unique attributes of AR, but emphasizing the robustness of traditional best practice values to which its implementation must adhere.

"This tragedy highlights not only the need for marriage equality but its urgency".

The exhibition highlighted not only what an inventive sculptor West could be, but also how crazy Arp was.

She has highlighted not only the untenability of Indian control over Kashmir, but also the silence of the United States.

"It highlights not only the force of the impact or the destruction," he added, "but it also reflects the owner's absence in a very quietly disturbing way".

Mr. McCaffrey said he intended to highlight not only how Mr. Crowley became the Democratic candidate in 1998, but the congressman's record of generally opposing abortion.