Sentence examples for it not only describes from inspiring English sources

Garff's "labor of love," as he calls it, not only describes the claustral, interlaced coziness of Kierkegaard's milieu but partakes of it.

** Garff's "labor of love," as he calls it, not only describes the claustral, interlaced coziness of Kierkegaard's milieu but partakes of it.

So, the rule of neutron density variation is significant because it not only describes the relationship between lifting speed of the control rod, duration and speed of neutron density response, but also is helpful to the operator to control the reactor start-up from any accident [9, 17, 18].

It not only describes specific diet practices but also the social aspect, such as eating with other people, having a conversation while eating and sharing food.

We picked 'Asylum' because it not only describes the setting -- an insane asylum run by Jessica Lange's character which was formerly a tuberculosis ward -- but also signifies a place of haven for the unloved and the unwanted.

One wonders how valuable it is.The book not only describes the failed-coup fiasco.

That title not only describes his musical taste, it evokes the many reasons he is an irreplaceable New York institution; he is sui generis.

On the other side, it is well known that the ICG-PDR not only describes the liver function but is severely influenced by the splanchnic perfusion [ 32].

This conceptual model not only describes successful IP practice as it is today but is also meant to be forward thinking by emphasizing those areas that will be especially critical in the next 3 to 5 years.

XML not only describes the nature of web content, it also provides a way of indexing data.

Table  2 not only describes the utilization of services but it further reports the potential future use, rejection, and non-informed.