Sentence examples for practiced not only from inspiring English sources

Waiters practiced not only balletic movements and gestures but correct pronunciation.

These traditional activities still retain their importance, especially in rural areas, and are practiced not only at family and religious celebrations but also at state ceremonies.

And this emphasis on attentiveness to words is now practiced not only in the English departments, but also in philosophy and religious studies and history.

However, in the early 20th century interest in TCM was renewed, and by the late 20th and early 21st centuries, TCM was practiced not only in China but also in countries worldwide.

[1] That's the tune to which Chapter 11 bankruptcy is sung, practiced not only by auto companies and airlines (AMR, the parent company of American Airlines, also recently filed for Chapter 11), but by nearly every type of for-profit company and without, generally speaking, much stigma.

This was before A.O.L. Now, in mid-2014, a spate of recent articles and self-help books advocate the kind of mindfulness that Lhalungpa practiced, not only as a means of improving one's health and well-being but as a way to get ahead in one's career.

The caregiver needs to practice not only operating the machines, but getting the long, plastic oxygen tubing out of the way as the patient moves around the house.

"These are valuable skills to practice not only for an extension career but also if you want a career in government or [a nongovernmental organization]," he adds.

We have lots of avenues to practice, not only for ourselves, but with our kids.

With the development of evidence-based medicine, physicians are urged to practice not only based on theory or rationale but more importantly based on actual physiological effectiveness, and are reluctant to deviate from them.

Make sure to practice not only natural scales, but also harmonic and melodic scales.