Sentence examples for not only exciting from inspiring English sources

The movement is not only exciting but beautiful.

Since then the subject has become a little more exciting, and in Miami it's not only exciting, it's red hot".

The affiliation was not only exciting for professional reasons but had also come to seem medically essential.

Yes, there have been highlights, such as the Hubble Space Telescope launch and repair missions, which were not only exciting but useful.

Mr. Blitz's real achievement, though -- what makes the last 40 minutes of "Spellbound" not only exciting but also tremendously moving -- is his attention to the contestants and their families.

Mr. Lin is an extraordinary dancer, whose blend of tautness and buoyancy is not only exciting but also suggestive of the clarity and immediacy with which dance can communicate deep, conflicting emotions.

Thursday's opening of the 116th Congress wasn't only exciting for newly elected members of the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives.

"Chineke! is not only an exciting idea but a profoundly necessary one," he has declared.

The sexual revolution that followed the collapse of communism made Russians' private lives not only more exciting, but also a lot more dangerous.

It not only featured exciting new possibilities of living and working in a conserved shophouse, it also showcased the architects' different approaches and design techniques.

In what other country would it have been possible for a new party representing what abroad would be called the Extreme Left in politics, a large proportion of whose most prominent men are drawn from the humblest rank of society, to enter on the direction of affairs not only without exciting any violent alarm but with the cordial goodwill of the other parties in the State?