Sentence examples for illustrated not only from inspiring English sources

The fight illustrated not only the close interrelation of everything in the subway system, but also the kind of determined opposition that public transportation changes can inspire.

A travel feature about Tokyo is illustrated not only with photographs shown off to striking effect, but also videos that take you into the heart of the city.

This has been illustrated not only by the European actions but also by several international awards granted to imprisoned dissidents, like the Unesco World Press Freedom award given to the imprisoned poet and journalist Raúl Rivero.

Her notion of vegetable diplomacy is illustrated not only by the obvious, like onions, hot peppers, tomatoes and rice that spill from the bins at any number of the markets catering to immigrants from China, Taiwan, Korea, India, Afghanistan, Greece, Turkey, Iran, Pakistan and a host of Central and South American countries.

This illustrated not only that the weighting operation was necessary for case matching, but also that the proposed approach was superior to the unweighted CBR approach.

Such fluid genre-mixing illustrated not only the breadth of their talent but also their ability to reveal connections among roots reggae, twang and bass-heavy grooviness.

This clip illustrates not only his small role in "Hogan's Heroes" but also much more about identity politics (or the lack thereof) on TV in the 1960s:.

Still, the case illustrates not only the ease with which sensitive Internet-connected computers can be breached but also the difficulty in tracing those responsible.

"Despite this I believe the winter season illustrates not only Channel 4's enduring distinctiveness and range, but also our determination to maintain Channel 4's scale and impact.

The deal illustrates not only how quickly a company can rise in a viral economy but how difficult it is to stay on top.

Arkansas illustrates not only the potential benefits but also the major challenges facing states as they plan for a larger Medicaid program.