Sentence examples for not only lovely from inspiring English sources

The Christmas tree is not only lovely, but may be an anxiety-relief valve.

When considered this way a single Ming wall panel covered with flowers, for example, is not only lovely to look at, but also a technical tour de force.The French word cloisons means partitions.

You have beautiful rice, a handsome customer recently told her, and the rice is in fact not only lovely to behold but also to taste (it's cooked just right, in two entrée-enhancing versions: tossed with cumin, carrots, and peas, or topped with corn and flavored with cilantro and poblanos).

So it appears in the Palace of Justice that it is only the Americans and the British who can hold up a mirror to Germany and help her to solve her own perplexing mystery — that mystery which, in Nuremberg and the countryside around it, is set out in flowers, flowers which disconcert by being not only lovely but beloved.

This idea of only keeping that which makes you joyful is not only lovely, it's inspiring.

These are not only lovely to work with, they can also be painted to represent the markings of other bird feathers.

It was not only a lovely sight but also a spectacle of awesome agricultural bounty.

It features not only a lovely cod-metal lightning strike but a horse and a car (a mustang and a Mustang!) playing a game of chicken.

Mr. Edger caught not only the lovely moment of impact but also two very fine pictures of the wounded, still bloody, still dazed.

Situated on the left bank of the river, Tlacotalpan is not only breathtakingly lovely, its porticoed buildings as chalky-pastel as Necco wafers; it's also home to the wonderful Restaurante Doña Lala.

She's not only a lovely person, but also a beautiful actress.