Sentence examples for not only items from inspiring English sources

In Merion, the galleries flow from one to another, meaning visitors can see not only items in the room they are in, but items in adjacent spaces.

Last week, eBay expanded its ban to include not only items that were less than 50 years old -- a rule the site instituted in 1999 -- but all Nazi war pieces, regardless of age or authenticity.

Our practice of employing such mental concepts would be a complete mystery on a view that takes the "truth-makers" of our mental statements to be not only items within an occult (to others) stream of consciousness, but also on a view that takes them to be items within an occult (to most of us) series of computations or neurological events.

The direct period is a very fortunate time to find, not only items that you've lost during the retrograde, but valuables you've lost over the years.

The Harris hip score is also a questionnaire on hip function that includes not only items reflecting a patient's ability to perform normal daily activities, but also objective measurements such as range-of-movement exercises.

Previous work illustrating the problems associated with quality scores has used different scales, which not only weighted items differently but also included different items[ 9].

We show that this problem, even in the case k= 1, is NP-hard and that, in order to have effective heuristics, it is necessary to consider not only the items included in the previously optimal solution and the new items, but also the discarded items.

It can compare not only identical items (a one-liter bottle of Coke), but also similar non-identical items, such one-liter bottles of mineral water from two separate brands.

This approach enables judges and juries to evaluate the weight of not only individual items of evidence in a case but also identify the interaction of different items of evidence within that case to be able to draw conclusions.

This means that we not only identified items where the authors had measured or defined SES, but we also included items which considered variables often used as proxies for SES (e.g.: education, unemployment).

It offers not only such items as a gilt emblem depicting the daughter of Cleopatra and Mark Antony but also an array of jewels from the collection of the American Cleopatra — Elizabeth Taylor.