Sentence examples for systematically but from inspiring English sources

WGS: I've always been interested in photographs, collecting them not systematically but randomly.

They were skilled in the art of exposition, by which a subject matter was not only developed systematically but also given such meaning as the author thought appropriate.

Now I'm not sure whether that affected the results systematically, but my suspicion is that it would have knocked a large number of science and health stories out of the papers (particularly the broadsheets).

No one can get inside the head of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, but Mr. Takeyh notes that his pattern of behavior over the past decade has been to push the nuclear program ahead "systematically but cautiously," slowly raising the temperature but until now avoiding major crises.

The early childhood professional needs not only to pick up interests and questions of the children systematically, but also spontaneously.

Not systematically but frequently macro-cracks appeared at the middle of monoblocks after 20 MW/m2 loading.

In the latter case, the series of nested plots must be placed randomly or systematically, but irrespective of plot homogeneity.

Thus, the film did influence viewers' attention very systematically, but the differences in viewers' comprehension between groups had no influence on their gaze similarity.

This implies a very low recruitment, but recruitment has not yet been systematically studied (but see [31]).

In Europe during the Middle Ages, intelligence was systematically used but crudely organized.

"Cheonggyecheon is not a natural stream systematically restored, but a kind of artificial fountain in which running water is pumped up and sent flowing along the course.