Sentence examples for not only describing from inspiring English sources

HIS voice barely audible above the screech of power tools, Saul Bolton — chef and founder, with his wife, Lisa, of the Michelin-starred Saul restaurant in a modest storefront in Brooklyn — was not only describing the construction site around him, but also the newest embodiment of his dream.

Weinberg was not only describing a new form of scientific research; his concept was an expression of nostalgia for "Little Science," a world of independent, individual researchers free to work alone or with graduate students on problems of their own choosing.

However, not only describing exactly characteristic of the vehicle, the model has to simulate driver's behavior which is a very complicated task.

The QoS ontology can support not only describing QoS information in great detail but also facilitating various service participants expressing their QoS offers and demands at different levels of expectation.

The metaphor of science living in an ivory tower is therefore not only describing a world locked away, but portrays also the fact of different linguistic, social, habitual properties compared to the outside.

With millions of species alive today (and orders of magnitude more thought to be extinct), not only describing but also explaining the diversity, history, and complexity of life is a challenge nearly without equal in all of science.

The above-described approaches do not only describe a pattern of regional binding, but also suggest a reason for some of the actions of opiate compounds and may provide clues into the functional subdivisions and entities of different brain regions.

The diagnostic list for NPD not only describes Trump.

"A good journalist must not only describe, but delve, debunk and decode.

Spacious, however, not only describes Big Sky country but also alliterates with skies, so she changed it.

"We not only describe the space they are renting, but the entire apartment," he said.