Sentence examples for not only expresses from inspiring English sources

Her ramrod immobility not only expresses moral strength but literally gives her a superpower.

The hoax not only expresses a fantasy but also records a fantasy sold, and most importantly bought, even by hoaxers themselves, as true.

This legalism not only expresses a hostility to politics, Gray argues, but it also depends on the assumption that when rights conflict, those judges can decide which right should triumph without having to rely on controversial moral views.

It not only expresses the ideas of relocation strategy but also indicates how to utilize those alternatives in the decision-making process for improving the functionality of air quality monitoring in the urban environment.

This may be attributed to the following three reasons: (1) it is an obvious advantage that PSSM not only expresses the order information but also retains enough prior information.

In this paper, we propose a new periodic, fault-tolerant CPS task model, which not only expresses efficiency and stability of the underlying physical subsystem, but also generalizes existing periodic real-time task models, by capturing a tolerable number of control update misses in different PSSes.

It also shows the relative difference in gene expressions that are not only expressed in the Matrigel, but also in RADA16 and/or in the RADA16-BMHP1 scaffolds.

Kisspeptin and its receptor are not only expressed in the ARC but their expression here is regulated by various physiological or pharmacological manipulations.

When a Texas newspaper traced his biological father last year, Armstrong not only expressed lack of interest in finally meeting him but called the man's expression of pride opportunistic.

But, apparently, strength of will is not only expressed in conceding ground to the other party.

The five stories in this volume not only expressed Fuentes' most immediate sensual pleasures but also contained his oldest memories.