Sentence examples for only showcasing from inspiring English sources

It's not only showcasing connections you've yet to make but a lot of current friends as well, which seems a bit odd, but I suppose it helps you orient yourself with friends you haven't interacted with in a bit.

Beyoncé liked the song upon hearing it, leaving Boots confused as he felt the song was only showcasing his sad vocals, with a piano recorded on his iPhone as a voice memo.

These same companies who pay to solicit at job fairs seem to be bullied into not only showcasing their company at a booth at a "regular" career fair, but also at specialized fairs.

As one of the longest running independent music festivals in the country, Movement maintains its supremacy by not only showcasing buzzy underground talent, but many of the techno pioneers who influenced a great deal of younger artists from the start.

Their aim with setting up the space was to "break down the barriers of elitism" in the art industry, not only showcasing more unsung artists who might struggle to be seen, but also letting anyone buy the art, be they first-time buyers or institutions.

Remember that you are not only showcasing how knowledgeable, personable, and genuine you are, you also must give a visual representation of yourself that show you take care of yourself and stand out of a crowd.

The results not only showcase the rice and add-ins, they are also cleaner.

He said the Games had not only showcased London as a multicultural city but had helped enhance cohesion among communities.

The film not only showcases West's directorial prowess but his masterful ability at choosing musical cues.

The program not only showcased new works by known choreographers and dancers but also presented a particularly accomplished work by a choreographer hitherto scarcely known to the public.

Last night's closing ceremony to the London Olympics not only showcased the country's rich musical history, but also some of the biggest names in British fashion.