Sentence examples for present not just from inspiring English sources

Good science fiction always tries to be thought-provoking about the present, not just the future.

But on the promenade, the convention attendees are remarkably present — not just physically, but mentally, virtually, all of it.

Mr. Wein said he wanted to present not just veterans but also younger musicians who represent currents in contemporary jazz.

The chemicals are present not just in food plants, but are also widely represented in nursery stock, including plants sold at major garden retailers, Lu said.

Semi-finalists are expected to present not just prototypes, but full business plans, and they receive funding and elite mentorship along the way.

In contrast with Brussels, it felt like part of the present, not just a stolid setting of the past, marred by things lost and taken.

This time, she's presented not just as fully human but as really quite appealing.

It has presented not just artists from the traditional vein, but also those with a more progressive aesthetic.

One thing people have done is presented not just an invention or a disruption, but a vision of how new developments can fit into life.

The exhibition presents not just Baumhorn's buildings but also the changing architectural, social and political contexts in which they were created.

Verdi's great work, presented not just as a prayer for the dead but as a call to compassion and purpose, came through affectingly.