Sentence examples for not only responding from inspiring English sources

Education is not only responding to the trend, it's at the forefront.

(An African-American woman who reports domestic abuse is not only responding to male dominance; she is also inviting the intervention of white power in her black community).

In the process, they're not only responding to today's social, environmental and economic challenges, but are preparing for tomorrow's business opportunities.

Though the music was taped, alas, the Moiseyev dancers performed as if not only responding to music but also making it.

The fact that these institutions are not only responding to criticism, but publicly admitting that there is a systemic problem within their university culture, is a step in the right direction.

It was a moment of pure magic and set the seal on an opera that shows Britten not only responding to Shakespeare, but revealing, in a way few straight productions do, the play's crepuscular strangeness.

Ms. Ellerbee not only responded with a documentary, on the Nickelodeon channel, but centered it on Kelly.

Clay not only responded to the upheaval but responded in a way that outraged everyone, from the White Citizens Councils to the leaders of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.

A sleepy brain appears to not only respond more strongly to junk food, but also has less ability to rein that impulse in.

Either way, interpreters must not only respond to whatever the visitor may say but also, when necessary, structure and direct the encounter.

After seeing O'Connor speak at Emory University, Corn wrote to her to ask about his struggles with unbelief, and she not only responded but carried on a correspondence with him.