Sentence examples for not only the taking from inspiring English sources

Learning is, of course, a complex process, involving not only the taking in and storing of new information in the form of memories, a process known as encoding, but also recalling that information later.

He is convinced that an essential component of diplomacy is the public recognition of historical facts — not only the taking of American hostages in Iran, in 1979, but also the American role in the overthrow of Mohammad Mossadegh, the democratically elected Prime Minister of Iran, in 1953.

It is not only the investors who take that view.

"He ended up not only taking the pin but also the C.E.O. as well".

"We have not only taken the man out of the slum but we have taken the slum out of the man!" Seaga announced to an adoring crowd.

In the private sector the physicians will spend more time not only taking the patient's blood pressure but advising on medication and lifestyles.

These particular physicians were not only taking the MSc exams but also the U.K. Faculty of Public Health's higher professional exams.

This paper describes methods, which allow a realistic virtual prototyping by not only taking the form factor into account, but also the appropriate haptic rendering algorithms as well.

She is not only taking the criticism in stride; she seems to relish it.

Asians are not only taking the test in disproportionate numbers, but passing it more frequently as well.

But the high court not only took the case; it first stayed the appellate court decision pending its own decision to take the case.