Sentence examples for suggesting not only from inspiring English sources

At times, Sorey sets up a dance-inflected pulse, suggesting not only jazz but also various non-Western traditions, including what Pi's notes identify as Ethiopian modal jazz.

It twice mentioned Obama's relationship with the Reverend Jeremiah Wright, suggesting not only that he agreed with Wright's inflammatory remarks but also that he wasn't really a Christian.

Chin's sound world is seductively cavernous, suggesting not only the magical rabbit hole down which Alice tumbles but also the psychological crevasses beneath the surface of Carroll's writing.

Significant differences both in the state of water and diffusion sequence of free/bound water have been found between 90/10 PP/EVOH films and blends with EVOH content ≥20%, suggesting not only composite-dependence but also morphology-dependence.

Similar effects have been found in other tests, suggesting not only a close link between reading and writing, but that the experience of reading itself differs between letters learned through handwriting and letters learned through typing.

Mr. Jha cites passages from early Buddhist texts suggesting not only that the Buddha ate meat but that a meal of contaminated pork may ultimately have been what did him in.

We might go even further and suggest not only processes, but capabilities must develop.

The results suggest not only tribal art, but also Noguchi and, above all, Brancusi.

This is suggested not only by the ongoing layoffs, but by reported changes to staffing procedures.

Mr. Guzman's views are suggested not only by his images but also by his titles.

This enhanced optical limitation of the nanohybrid suggests not only cooperative but also synergistic effects between the two carbon forms.