Sentence examples for not only knowing from inspiring English sources
His Triple Crown bid depends on not only knowing but also relishing the track in order to win the grueling Belmont Stakes.
Jewish friends have told me they wouldn't dream of having their skin inked, not only knowing but feeling the particular history of forced tattooing, used in concentration and labour camps like branding on cattle.
After changing her name, being forced out of her job, and suffering the almost unimaginable stress of thousands of strangers not only knowing who she was but how she loved, Jacobs eventually stopped trying to chase down the photos – which experts said could have spread to as many as 100,000 sites.
A recently obtained document shows that on April 11, 2006, city investigators accused state development officials of not only knowing about Galt's questionable ties before they approved its hiring, but also misleading the investigators about the subcontractor, possibly to avoid questions that might have slowed or blocked its hiring.
Investigating involves not only knowing the research methods and designs; it involves knowing the strategies for disseminating and publishing the results in scientific journals.
"Environmental DNA gives us a way of not only knowing if it's present, but also the concentration of DNA can give an idea of relative abundance," Olson says.
Relational understanding does not involve only knowing what to do, but also why, as it includes rationalisation of the underlying mathematical relationship and properties (Choat, 1981).
Such unification takes form not only in knowing but in the valuing (of truth) that directs knowing, the willing that directs action, and the feeling or emotive reach that directs sensing.
We didn't grow up only knowing a world with Internet.
It spent £50m last year upgrading its call-centres; each staff member gets Sky digital at home, to make sure they know what they are talking about.Getting satellite-TV right is not only about knowing how to sell.
This indicates that there is an element of learning involved not only in knowing about system limitations, but also in responding to potential hazards.
