All his adult life he has been helping architects design fireplaces that are not only handsome but usable, and correcting the draft of fireplaces not built according to Whitley principles.
Lee travels the world in search of furnishings that are not only handsome and functionally appropriate to her clients' needs, but that can be expected to appreciate in value.
Audiences and critics were shocked that the goofball Lenny was not only handsome but deft at playing romantic comedy.
Fans of Eduardo Martins' work would likely tell you that the accomplished photographer was not only handsome, but also a skilled surfer from Sao Paulo, and a survivor of childhood leukemia.
Women admired him for all the obvious reasons, men liked him because he flew in the face of conventional wisdom: on the one hand, he was not only handsome, but possessed of an almost feminine beauty and grace; on the other, he still managed to project masculinity, brains, and most importantly, humor.
There's nothing especially attractive about his features (although, compared with Henric, he looks not only more handsome but also more intelligent).
Harvest-on-Hudson has long enchanted diners with its grand spaces: not only its handsome dining room, but also its lovely patios, gardens and walkways that meet the river's edge.
It was wonderful to belong to somebody for real; to be with someone who not only was handsome, kind and intelligent, but who had the maturity to make a lasting commitment.
Rudimentary economics has cone into fashion among the right people, & the few journalists who can write knowingly about such things as the tripartie gold, etc. are not only paid handsome gold, & also get along very well socially.
"He's able to deliver a message in a very natural way, and is, in fact, not only a handsome young man, but also totally Latino-looking and as proficient in Spanish as he is in English," said Lionel Sosa, a San Antonio advertising man and an architect of Gov. George W. Bush's marketing campaign directed at Hispanic voters.
Above all, this is a book about desire, not only for handsome material wealth and a comfortable, familiar home, but for love, sex, fame, fine objects (namely, a shining blue Audi sports sedan that functions as Denby's mechanical Helen, seductively beckoning him toward catastrophe and putting him on the wrong side of the old gods) and even aesthetic pleasure.
