Sentence examples for not only knowledge from inspiring English sources

"We would be exporting not only knowledge but also good will," Dr. Mushabac said.

There's something about being a performer that gives you not only knowledge and expertise, but also a wonderful shorthand with the other artists.

Doing this takes not only knowledge of modern Maya languages but also artistic sophistication, what Stuart describes almost as intuition for how a particular scribe expresses himself.

"He gave a fantastic speech, which showed not only knowledge of the issue but a lot of empathy for what people are suffering.

The National Geography Bee tests not only knowledge of geography but also the ability to call that knowledge to mind on stage in front of hundreds of people.

A growing legion of prosumers is producing and sharing information, not only knowledge, news and entertainment, but also renewable energy, 3D printed products and online college courses at near-zero marginal cost on the collaborative commons.

In line with this argument, assessment of network knowledge would need to address not only the knowledge itself, but also learners' access to this knowledge.

However, if the alternative framework more accurately describes spatial microgenesis, we expect that participants will acquire not only route knowledge but some metric survey knowledge.

As suggested by Hakkarainen's cyclical Progressive Inquiry model (Muukkonen et al. [1999]), Knowledge Building involves transformational changes not only in knowledge but also in problem definition.

These traditions include not only agronomic knowledge, but also social structures that allow that knowledge to evolve and circulate.

"Knowledge" is required to impose liability; however, this is broadly defined to include not only actual knowledge but also deliberate ignorance and reckless disregard of truth or falsity.