Sentence examples for not only particular from inspiring English sources

And the challenges specific to satisfying school district customers require not only particular expertise, but also a tolerance for factors that might drive less experienced or less patient architects to another line of work.

In the case of my cartoons, the style I use is not only particular, it's a bit peculiar, as well: instead of drawing with lines, as most cartoonists do, I use lots of dots.

One can really see, that is, not only particular bovine critters, but also the fact of their exemplifying go-tva, the property of "being a cow"; this is just what it means to perceive any such particular as a cow.

Even when one takes pleasure in something, one's pleasure is often less bound to its object than belief is in that it may easily shift to others or even spread promiscuously, as not only particular beliefs but also belief in general cannot.

And second, it appears that not only particular homeotic genes have been highly conserved between distantly related organisms, but that they tend to come in complexes which have themselves been structurally conserved throughout evolution, thus once more testifying to genomic higher order-structures.

These are not only particular, specialised species; according to an overview study, more than 150 species were found in the arctic and subarctic regions of Iceland, Greenland, northern Russia and Alaska.

But each is legendary in Paris, where citizens develop powerful allegiances not only to particular bakeries but to particular desserts and loaves of bread.

Real Enemies is not only about particular conspiracy theories, however.

Not only this particular animal, but the whole species, is given due respect.

In the Village, people lust not only after particular corners but also individual buildings.

Districts will be designated not only for particular types of uses but also for height and density control.