Sentence examples for incorporated not just from inspiring English sources
When Nick Cave, the rock musician, wrote his second novel, "The Death of Bunny Munro," he and his British publisher, Canongate, worked with a multimedia company to develop an app for the iPhone that incorporated not just the text but also videos, music composed by Mr. Cave and audio of the author reading the book.
One listing of events in New York described it as "frankly a girl show, but pepped up into something by the Surrealist madness of Salvador Dalí." Anticipating the ideas of some modern installation artists, Dalí incorporated not just performance but also sound into his pavilion.
In so doing, they incorporated not just normal controls, but disease controls, that is, individuals with colonic inflammation not due to UC or IBD.
De Maria, whose sometimes playful work includes the New York Earth Room (141 Wooster Street in Manhattan, on the second floor – stop by!) incorporated not just the ground beneath us, but the heavens above in his masterpiece The Lightning Field.
As trading partners enter into deals, these economies must ensure that Internet-friendly policies are incorporated not just for the benefit of the Internet industry but also for the benefit of their market, citizens, and their economic future.
Although the HRA incorporates most of the rights in the European convention on human rights (ECHR) into UK law, it was drafted as a bill of rights, not just an incorporated treaty.
Our stimulation protocol differed somewhat to that in [12], [13]: we did not just threaten the incorporated external objects, we also actually (albeit virtually) "hurt" it.
While there were other De Hirsch communities in Southern New Jersey -- Brotmanville, Rosenhayn, Alliance, Norma and Carmel near Vineland -- none of them were as prominent as Woodbine, which was the only one that was not just a place name, but also an incorporated borough.
Heads did not just represent individual Olmec rulers; they also incorporated the very concept of rulership itself.
Medicean accomplishment was not just a matter of power and knowledge; it incorporated devotion.
But this is anathema to European regulators.In Europe, a version of Basel 2 is to be incorporated into European Union law and applied to all banks and investment firms, not just internationally active banks.
