Sentence examples for not only aspects from inspiring English sources

Professor Largier says: "The author of an academic book often lays out his entire academic network in the 'acknowledgment,' emphasizing not only aspects of professional gratitude but also emotional relationships: friendships, hardships, help.

Complex, fragmentary, unreliable and poetic, this thoroughly postmodern novel abounds with puns, ironies, double-takes and imponderable conflicts of love, faith and social justice, reflecting not only aspects of the human condition but also of 20th-century Turkey's preoccupations with secularism, religious freedom and revolution.

These slip models reflect not only aspects of the complex rupture process of the 2011 Tohoku mainshock, but also the uncertainty in estimating the resulting slip distributions.

Cocteau commissioned a series of photographs of Barbette by the Surrealist artist Man Ray, which captured not only aspects of Barbette's performance but also his process of transformation into his female persona.

The comprehensive and brief ICF core sets include 78 and 35 categories, respectively, which cover not only aspects related to pain but also a wide spectrum of activities, social and environmental factors that affect functioning.

Important aspects include not only the aspects of technical and functional performance but also process related aspects and life cycle aspects.

However, common treatments such as surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, whether palliative or curative, can have deleterious side-effects affecting many aspect of the quality of children's lives -- not only physical aspects but also social and emotional aspects [ 1, 2].

The incorporation is a sign of maturity, because interoperability is to cover not only technical aspects, but also semantic and, in the end, organisational aspects.

The same culture is not only on aspects of economic but social as well.

Constraints in the model include not only geological aspects in the reservoir but also other physical constraints from the existing facilities in the production system.

We do not regard them as truth systems and acknowledge that they not only illuminate aspects of social life, but they also obscure.