Sentence examples for relate not only from inspiring English sources

The memorabilia that fill this section relate not only to Austin's circus-related activities at the Wadsworth but later at the Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota, Fla., where he opened the Museum of the American Circus.

"We need frontline workers to be able to relate not only to the needs of particular communities but also to recognise the assets and qualities that those individuals and community organisations actually bring," he says.

His sense of triumph is understandable, but a book about the fight against Al Qaeda should relate not only the successes and satisfactions of the officials involved, but their mistakes and failures as well.

His creation will relate not only to some of his earlier work, but also to the nature he has discovered in Central Park, whose vistas are an integral part of the setting.

However, these results relate not only to the Co content in the laser-clad alloys, but also the number of overlapping tracks.

Moreover, both sets of factors relate not only to the movement's ethos but also to the 'connectedness' or sense of 'the local' experienced by credit union members.

That's part of it, but there's more, relating not only to the Yankees.

His use of African motifs relates not only to his own genealogy, but also to the works of Matisse and Picasso.

We found that happiness was related not only to prosocial spending, but also to exercise, religious belief, and relationship status.

But they are intimately related not only to the problem but also to the nation's willingness to solve it.

Mr. Simons's collection is powerful because it relates not only to a young man's body but also to the body of his work over the last 13 years.