Sentence examples for introduces not just from inspiring English sources

Something needs to be added, so scriptwriter Joanna Harrison boldly introduces not just Mum and Grandma (Olivia Colman and Pam Ferris) but a note of deep, clear sadness.

The use of multiple antennas introduces not just new observations but also diversity, and therefore it helps to improve accuracy.

Furthermore, "to say" in Hebrew introduces not just declarative sentences, but also questions and songs, as in Judges 5 1: "Then Deborah... sang on that day, saying".

Such a lens introduces not just political concerns, but concerns related to the "guarantees of health care, education, employment, and housing" as human rights.

It's time we introduced not just a Race to the Top but also a Race for the Cool.

So I was totally introduced not just to hockey but to that guy, that enforcer guy, who was just brought in to fight.

Consequently, it's no great surprise that Andreas Albrecht is introduced not just as a "leading cosmologist" but also as a "renowned chocoholic".

The Hungry I established its significance by introducing not just talent but topics, especially politics, in the acts of politically engaged comics like Mr. Sahl.

The skill of Mr. Costa has been to give a fresh identity to Calvin Klein, introducing not just 21st-century fashion pieces like low-crotch pants, but also a surface tension with gleaming stitched leather or rougher, shaved shearling.

As a first-time franchise owner, she has committed to introducing not just one but three outlets of a nationwide chain of children's hair salons to Westchester in the next two years.

Between 1926 and 1928, the three small books they published about the fat little bear introduced not just a fresh cast of characters, but a whole new world still beloved by children today.The books were inspired by stories Milne liked to tell his young son, Christopher Robin.