Sentence examples for ideas not only from inspiring English sources

TED participants share their ideas, not only with each other but with an audience.

Umberto Boccioni, the most talented of the group, pursued its ideas not only in painting but also in sculpture.

Some of the ideas not only cut emissions but take energy-intensive firms into new areas biochemicals, in the case of pulp and paper.

Our magnum opus, Market Structure and Foreign Trade, served the purpose of making our ideas not only respectable but almost standard: iconoclasm to orthodoxy in seven years.

His notebook allows him to "pull ideas not only out of my mind but out of the ethereal digital dimension and give them material presence and stability.

It would be a way to bring out new ideas not only about how we make theatre, but about how we organise ourselves as a society.

Ellis called such an idea not only "inaccurate," but defeatist.

"A good idea is a good idea not only in the best of times," he said.

The judges of the National Book Awards tacitly suggest a heartening response: the American idea not only translates, it disregards national boundaries.

But that is a bad idea, not only because it will take up counter space, but because it could be dangerously close to the sink.

This gave me the idea not only to write Genie and Paul, but to become a writer in the first place".