Sentence examples for not only appreciates from inspiring English sources

I like that she not only appreciates hats but also understands the boundaries a hat and veil impose on others, a point she discussed recently on showstudio.com.

In announcing the award, Teresa Heinz, chairman of the Heinz Family Foundation, said, "Peter Matthiessen in his life and work represents an inspiring example of a nonscientist who not only appreciates the awesome beauty and challenges of our physical world but also understands its profound complexities".

We've identified in this world that there is an audience that not only appreciates what we build today but has this desire to really connect to the certain things in their life that they place value on, the things they value in their smartphones, and the things they value on their tablets.

Magula not only appreciates the access to knowledge, but he puts it to good use.

Every piece in the shop exemplifies Garvey's blend of the banally popular and the Decadent, a strange middle ground she staked out for herself with that first notorious project at SAIC (which one can own a copy of here; like Warhol and Hirst, Garvey not only appreciates the commercial realm of art, she revels in it) and which she flits about in with ease.

Mr. Solomon and Ms. Higgins not only appreciate him; they also help us share their understanding.

Inspired leadership involves not only appreciating and incorporating people's goals, but also anticipating how they will change over time (social distance and temporal distance).

The once-sullen preteen ends the book not only appreciating her relatives and their stories but for the first time truly understanding them.

Some reviewers of the book not only appreciated the policy dimensions of my work but saw the overall thrust of "Creating a Life" as empowering women.

Don't Mitt Romney and Paul D. Ryan know that many in the generation over 65 not only appreciate their Medicare, but also appreciate it so much that they wish it could be generalized?

"In Michigan, we not only appreciate our cultural treasures, we guard them zealously in charitable trust for all state residents, present and future," Mr. Schuette said in the statement.