Sentence examples for responding not only from inspiring English sources

Diane Rowland, executive vice president of Kaiser, said candidates were responding not only to recent failures, but also to recent successes, notably in Massachusetts and potentially California.

As society and the economy evolve, so does the system, responding not only to changes in immigration and fertility, but also in wage growth and other variables.

Rabbi Kligler said his congregation had found itself responding not only to Jewish mysticism and ecstasy but also to Jewish ethics.

He is responding not only to his own sense of the university having strayed from its core mission, but to the criticism outside the university".

But in reaching its holding, it is also quite clear that the Court was responding, not only to Everson's continued acceptance of municipal taxpayer actions, but also to Everson's exposition of the history and meaning of the Establishment Clause.

"I'd be interested in knowing whether or not the actor also believes they were responding not only to him but the language as well". He might have pointed out that the movie was made before Mr. DiCaprio became a megastar.

"He responds not only with his eyes, but with a firming of his hand".

Humans are seeking an ethics to respond not only to suicide and homicide but also biocide and ecocide.

Our curriculum, via these seminars, actively responds not only to historical literary concerns, but to contemporary ones as well.

Audiences responded not only to the voice but also to the face — that bright, open, generous countenance.

Today's sports fans respond not only to phenomenal athletic prowess, but also to rivalries and personalities.