Sentence examples for specializing not from inspiring English sources

Later, I met a friend for dinner at Lipp, the celebrated brasserie that I recalled as specializing not only in Alsatian foods but also in dour, intimidating maîtres d'hôtel who in years past had reduced my French to mumbled monosyllables.

Cranes have been raised over construction sites in places like Milwaukee, Phoenix and Houston, too, with money flowing into new hospitals specializing not just in cardiac care, but in other well-reimbursed specialties like orthopedics and surgery.

Napier's hinterland, which goes by the name Hawkes Bay, is another of New Zealand's wine hot spots, specializing not in pinot noir but in other red and white wines.

Products are specialized, not commodities.

Today, places specialize not in specific industries but specific stages or activities within those industries.

"Loose Lips" specializes not in quick cuts but in slow bruises.

Cheesy and cheeky, Mr. Brown specializes not in illusion as much as the art of disillusionment.

Some outfitters specialize not in particular types of craft, but in trips suited to particular kinds of travelers.

Efigento Sosa, the chef, specializes not in subtle, sophisticated dishes with fancy flourishes, but in full-flavored food.

Like Haneke, Durkin — remarkably, making his first feature — specializes not in apocalyptic grandeur but in the creak and the tinkle of the uncanny.

Tomasso Aquinta, the chef, specializes not in cutting-edge surprises, but in splendid renditions of Italian classics with a few flourishes among the daily offerings.