Sentence examples for not only acknowledges from inspiring English sources

As with the recent "Cymbeline" performed by the six-member Fiasco Theater — also originally at Access Theater — the Bedlam quartet not only acknowledges but also revels in the logistical calisthenics required to juggle so many roles.

Prikryl not only acknowledges but plays up her role in curating her origins: in "A Package Tour," she casts herself as a kind of intrepid Time Lord, hoisting "a furled umbrella" as she leads her unsuspecting European ancestors toward the poem written about them.

The fact that HomeKit not only acknowledges that the smart home might have components that are not part of the MFI program is yet another signal that Apple is playing more nicely with others and considering ways to open up its system in strategic ways.

Lately I've been finding it hard to trust what I read unless it not only acknowledges that feeling somehow, but takes it even further, caving in the borders between the page and the world beyond.

"Bushwig is an event that not only acknowledges and honors its predecessor, Wigstock, but also forges new ground with the electric energy of a community living in Brooklyn and beyond," Untitled Queen previously told The Huffington Post.

"Bushwig is an event that not only acknowledges and honors its predecessor, Wigstock, but also forges new ground with the electric energy of a community living in Brooklyn and beyond," prominent community member Untitled Queen told The Huffington Post.

New York's arts funding should not only acknowledge, but celebrate, this sea change.

How can we not salute and support those who not only acknowledge but act upon that responsibility?

And not only acknowledge it, but in some sense glory in it, making it the prime subject of their art.

General Manager Brian Cashman not only acknowledged that Jeter might not be ready, but also conceded that he could begin the season on the disabled list.

They not only acknowledge the other's boxing achievements and skill but they have relatives who know one another back in Ireland.