Sentence examples for presenting not only from inspiring English sources

"Ben Franklin's Curious Mind," now at the Bruce Museum of Arts and Science in Greenwich, is all of the above and none of them, presenting not only few historical documents relating to the man and his celebrated life, but also little new scholarship or other educational material beyond a standard quick biography.

The Markova-Dolin Ballet lasted from 1935 to 1937 and toured widely, presenting not only the classic ballets but also works by Bronislava Nijinska, Les Biches and La Bien Aimée, and by the 18-year-old Wendy Toye, whose Aucassin And Nicolette, in designs by Motley, was one of the most popular.

In full import mode, Carnegie is presenting not only the fall portion of its citywide festival JapanNYC, which opened on Friday with showings of films scored by Toru Takemitsu at Film Forum, but also a four-concert sampling from the Risor Chamber Music Festival in Norway.

But the founders of Birdpost wowed the TechCrunch50 audience by presenting not only a very well-designed site but one that thoroughly addressed a real problem for certain people, that of locating rare birds.

Each television appearance was a rare treat, presenting not only their newest musical offerings, but their newest look.

With "idealism and inventiveness", he made the theatre a "municipal commodity", presenting not only theatre but also "cinema, concerts, poetry productions, lectures and debates about everything from politics to pot".

But the convention will present not only politicians and celebrities on each of its four days.

Edwards presents not only an ideological challenge to Clintonism but a tactical one as well.

Yet this is presented not only as a critical problem but as a policy failure.

Even as we protect our people, we should remember that today's world presents not only dangers, but opportunities.

He is facing realistically the threat that fundamentalist, radical Islam presents not only in the Middle East but worldwide as well.