Sentence examples for not only highlighting from inspiring English sources
Forza Horizon 2 is a gorgeous example of the latter, not only highlighting the powerful engine that is the Xbox One but letting you take to the open road and enjoy the incredible spectacle which unfolds.
Promoting the iPad as an educational tool will likely involve not only highlighting the device's past and current success in this area, but also making a concerted, forward-looking sales pitch as well.
The PCR test they'd been using as a "gold standard," it turned out, wasn't itself 100% sensitive, not only highlighting the discrepancy between different PCR-based tests but also casting doubts on their new results.
The President is not only highlighting the "problem," he is working toward solutions toward creating opportunity for all.
On both accounts, the Stanford conference was noteworthy for not only highlighting the Court's accomplishments and candid identification of problems, but of more significance, discussion on innovative solutions to these issues.
We hope that global discussions that have been catalysed as a result of the series will also challenge and rethink traditional practice within global health systems, by not only highlighting the need for the open-mindedness in the "North" but also by encouraging the architects of new ideas in the "South" to confidently promote the adoption of their innovations abroad.
Those phases not only highlighted the subjugation of women, they set out to dismantle the foundations of their cages.
The teenager's performances in Europe not only highlighted his threat, but also the fact that he is unsurprisingly still a very raw talent.
The Earth Summit not only highlighted the growing body of science that identified environmental decline but signalled a marked shift in values.
Such numbers not only highlight the inequities in our use of the world's resources but can also inform us about sustainability.
Their inclusion in the YIPP corpus serves to not only highlight the richness of the Law Library's holdings but together with materials from other contributing institutions they expand the Project's extensive collection of legal materials.
