Sentence examples for observing not only from inspiring English sources

Working as concertmaster with conductors -- observing not only how they performed and rehearsed but also what bowings they had marked in the parts -- provided Mr. Silverstein with "as good a conducting school as anybody could have," he said.

Philip Roth characterized this outcome as "yet another lurid Kafkaesque irony" that was being "perpetrated on 20th-century Western culture," observing not only that Kafka was not German but also that his three sisters perished in Nazi death camps.

We can learn much about an object by observing not only when it works and persists, but also when it fails and disintegrates.

Unfortunately, scientists are observing not only changes to the oceans' temperature but also to its chemistry.

Firstly, particular attention could be paid by staff in observing not only the patients themselves but also the ward exits.

The seasonal changes on Mars have been reliably observed, not only visually but also photometrically.

For the flies, properly observed, not only revealed where a buried truffle lay but, so doing, inaugurated -- he'd recently discovered -- a whole, hallucinatory underworld unto itself".

When Donna Elvira enters, she is observed not only by Don Giovanni and Leporello but also by a group of prostitutes and transvestites representing the world she has joined.

These things are shrouded in mystery and a tremendous amount of secrecy — secrecy that is observed not only by the Institute but by the person dropped.

Turritopsis has now been observed not only in the Mediterranean but also off the coasts of Panama, Spain, Florida and Japan.

If not, what did cause a second explosion, observed not only by passengers and crew but, through his periscope, by the captain of U-20, the intrepid and efficient Walther Schweiger?