Sentence examples for not only explicitly from inspiring English sources
That's why the government not only explicitly guarantees bank deposits, but also offers implicit guarantees that banks will be bailed out in times of trouble.
These other forms of gambling are not only explicitly allowed by the state, they are, rather bizarrely, exempted by the state constitution.
Its most unique feature is described as follows: "An interesting feature of Handy is that it introduces the accumulation of economic wealth, and divides the human population into rich and poor according to their unequal access to available wealth... Social inequality is not only explicitly considered but also plays a key role in the sustainability analyses of the model.
Darwin not only explicitly septed the two concepts; he acknowledged that they were quite often in conflict (what if the peacock's long tail makes it easier for a predator to catch it?).
(Russell 1938 9) This impulse to power is not only explicitly present in leaders, but also sometimes implicitly in those who follow.
Here we consider gene products not only explicitly annotated with that term but also its descendant terms.
His latest novel, Blue Light, not only deals explicitly with this subject but is easily Mosley's most autobiographical work.
"We Own the Night" not only deals explicitly with class — unusual in an American film — but also dares to insist that class mobility is a myth.
Not since Kathy Acker — Yuknavitch's "literary foremother," to whom she dedicated her second book of stories — has an American novelist written so vitally from within this tradition, claiming the body, especially the female body, as her primary subject, and writing polymorphous sexuality not only so explicitly but with such joy.
This is not only data explicitly entered by the user, but also numerous statistics on user behavior: sites visited, links clicked, search terms entered.
Experimenters use short display times not only to explicitly study at-a-glance perception; but also to study preattentive processing, or avoid complicating factors, such as fixation location.
