Sentence examples for not only intense from inspiring English sources

Containing a blend of 24 essential oils, this one's jasmine and lavender scent is not only intense, but also lingers beautifully.

All strong-willed people with strong convictions have their detractors, but in her case, the antipathy has been not only intense, but so unfair as to seem irrational.

If he achieved no immediate dividends, the Korean, Kim Yong Nam, the North's titular leader as chairman of the presidium of the Supreme People's Assembly, may have restored a relationship that appeared at the height of the Vietnam war not only intense but altogether logical.

At issue for some on-demand services is not only intense competition in certain subcategories, but that their value proposition is not dramatically better than that of incumbents.

There is not only intense heat, blades are constantly spinning, making getting a camera inside to examine the operating turbine a huge challenge.

"Children affected by HIV/AIDS suffer not only intense psychosocial and economic distress; most are also forced to live with the stigma and discrimination attached to the disease".

This work, of course, is not only inherently intense, it is also resource intensive ― especially as we establish the MRM in new situations and implement various action plans with parties to conflict.

All-news networks not only face intense competition now; they are also in the middle of a severe media slump.

The subject not only arouses intense emotions, it has produced an ocean of comment from lawyers, judges, politicians, campaigners, statisticians, social scientists and quite a few demagogues.

Houses must contain spaces, like the Tylers' two courtyards, one public, one private, that "provide relief not only from intense heat, but the view".

"We really wanted to capture not only the intense beauty and sacrifice of the actual dance part of it, but, for the CW audience, more of the soap opera element".