Sentence examples for introduction not only from inspiring English sources

He served as a wartime combat photographer - a rough and rapid introduction not only to human violence, but also to civilian photojournalists, both European and American.

I consider those years in California an introduction, not only to how things work but to how to live a meaningful life.

TALA – The Duchess A perfect introduction not only to our playlist, but also to TALA, this track is simple in its vocal approach yet layered so thick it puts the burgers of Man V. Food to shame.

Indeed, as Baroness Kennedy pointed out in her introduction, not only did she not pay for her peerage, there's a strong feeling that the prime minister would be delighted to pay her to hand it back.

As Francis Wheen points out in his introduction, not only does much of its idiom turn up in the slang dictionaries, often as the first citation, a good deal of it seems startlingly up to date.

It occurred to me, turning into a street in an old West Houston area called the Camp Logan Extension, that I was getting a great introduction not only to Houston's folk artists but to some of the city's oldest neighborhoods as well.

"This is going to be a strong year for product introductions, not only in North America, but around the globe," Mr. Akerson said in a briefing with reporters at G.M.'s headquarters.

There are well-documented examples of speculative agricultural introductions not only failing to meet expectations but also leading to unintended invasions and associated problems, particularly in the case of introduced pasture and legume species [27], [28].

By putting my blog out there I am offering my readers an introduction to not only my work but the things that inspire it and the things which make me, as a researcher, as person, as a potential employee tick.

Taseer's introduction covers not only Manto's stormy career and his discovery of the writer while learning Urdu, but the interesting socio-linguistic phenomena surrounding Urdu's decline in northern India and its ascendancy in Pakistan.

"I very much hope that its introduction will not only help address the skills shortage in a discipline that is vital to the country's economic wellbeing but also extend opportunities to talented young people from all backgrounds".