Sentence examples for prompts not only from inspiring English sources

This prompts not only an existential examination of comedic prowess but also the dawning, and deeply upsetting, realisation that everyone likes Neil more.

One, a 10-page press release and a sympathetic tightening of loose skin, the automotive equivalent of denial; or two, a wholesale makeover that prompts not only fans, but also the unconverted, to perk up and take notice.

Loftus sat down with all of the participants, gave them five memories to remember, and in amongst the real memories she gave them a fake one: 'Remember the time you were lost in a mall?' None of them ever had been, but with prompts, not only did a percentage go 'oh yeah', but they started to fill out the gaps; how long their mum was looking for them, how great it was when they were found again.

Loftus sat down with all of the participants, gave them five memories to remember, and in amongst the real memories she gave them a fake one: 'Remember the time you were lost in a mall?' None of them ever had been, but with prompts, not only did a percentage go 'oh yeah,' but they started to fill out the gaps: how long their mom was looking for them, how great it was when they were found again.

For this mixture, the synthesis process is prompted not only by the NaHCO3 addition, but also by the reaction among different elements of clay and oily waste.

The case prompted not only her resignation but also that of the Education Department's top lawyer, Chad Vignola.

These exercises prompt not only information recall, but also higher order cognitive skills, such as solving problems, evaluating new information, and making judgments.

A growing backlash has prompted not only dirty looks from nearby diners, but also creative measures like Mr. Bouley's and even some outright photo bans.

The five-year-old gave Dettori his first Ebor success in 25 years of trying – prompting not only the rider's trademark flying dismount but also a "Mobot".

The explosion in lawsuits has prompted not only the F.T.C. but other parts of the government — notably the White House — to question whether the activity of patent trolls violates antitrust law or fair competition regulations.

After the Thanksgiving holiday, investors swooped in to buy battered technology issues, prompted not only by low prices but also by hope for an end to the long presidential election stalemate.