Sentence examples for not only instructs from inspiring English sources

If we are to survive as a species, we need a solid education that not only instructs us about what we need to do in the future, but how we need to change in the present.

Van Peebles knew that in order to spread his message, the film "simply couldn't be a didactic discourse which would end up playing to an empty theater except for ten or twenty aware brothers who would pat me on the back and say it tells it like it is" and that "to attract the mass we have to produce work that not only instructs but entertains".

The teachers not only instruct students and assist local English teachers, but also start English clubs and interact with parents.

He not only instructed the Saudis not to give gifts to visiting American officials but also threatened to personally confiscate any presents the officials accepted.

In my experience, they ran the gamut from those unsuited by temperament and training to be teachers to extraordinary educators who did a heroic job of not only instructing us in the basics but inculcating in us a love of learning.

"There can be no question about the wisdom and rightness of the decision," Baker wrote, for the letters "will not only instruct and entertain the general reader but also provide serious students of literature with the documents necessary to the continuing investigation of the life and achievements of one of the giants of twentieth-century American fiction".

As for maestro, in its standard idiomatic use today, the great musical conductors to whom the title has attached from Mahler to Bernstein not only instructed those in their orchestras how to do things, but were preeminent composers as well.

Over the course of the next few weeks, Mrs. Horton not only instructed her former student in the classwork she needed to graduate, but also taught the new mother the skills she needed to care for her infant child.

In civil matters, the courts can attract a surly, frivolous element, since there are no filing fees and the government not only obliges but instructs the do-it-yourself lawyers who gum up the system.

He devised the computer simulation in the hope not only of instructing his students at the academy here on Long Island but also of perhaps influencing history.

Our model can not only be instructed on how to solve card matching problems successfully, but its performance also qualitatively (and sometimes quantitatively) matches the performance of both human subjects that we had perform the same task and the top-down symbolic algorithm that we used as an experimental control.