Sentence examples for reference but also from inspiring English sources

He said the storm could not only affect people's frames of reference but also, in the end, their willingness to actually vote.

Frege's explanation of this phenomenon was that, in sentences such as these, truth value is determined not only by reference but also by sense.

But when Ms. Clinton does show up, Mrs. Clinton quickly draws attention to her daughter, often in a passing reference but also in ways intended to drive home a point or win favor with an audience.

Because of this, it is not only an account of reference but also one of meaning for theoretical terms.

For small and medium enterprises, our research can be used not only as a strategic reference, but also as a policy tool to design government-funded supporting programs.

When I return to my task, I realize that I've lost not only an important reference but also my train of thought.

Not only is it witty and laced with pop culture references, but also erudite, intelligent and slightly frivolous, which is the essence of Mindy's character.

For him and his characters alike the objects and objets d'art they love are not merely decorative references but also incarnations of passion, markers of identity.

As one of the landscape architects interviewed involved remarked: "if we really want to design, it [UM] needs to have spatial references, but also temporal references.

We must consider not only the inner and outer loops where the control variables are referenced but also loops with references to variables that control the outer loop.

The main difference of the proposed solution with the approaches available in the literature is that the presented diagnosis system does not only detect cells with coverage holes (as in the previous references) but also diagnoses their type and severity.