Sentence examples for not only offends from inspiring English sources

Instead of the "Reichstag Fire Decree" we have Trump's Immigration Policy Executive Orders which not only offends natural law but Constitutional Law as well.

Letting the criminals of the old regime off scot-free not only offends natural justice but also undermines the fragile credibility of new institutions.

It is about our right and responsibility to speak out against language that we feel not only offends but also contributes to continuing prejudice and violence against women and gay people.

"The suggestion that violations of the right to privacy are meaningless if the violator subsequently forgets about it not only offends the fundamental, inalienable nature of human rights, but patronises the British people, who will not accept such a meagre excuse for the loss of their civil liberties," Privacy International added in its own statement.

Many Etsy customers strongly disagree and say that tragicrafting not only offends them, but also makes them question why Etsy allows such items to be listed in the first place.

He was not only offended by their independence but also by their religion.

"Mr Livingstone not only offended London's Jewish community but then he did not show the stature expected of the mayor of London by apologising.

This billboard not only offended me morally and aesthetically it also went against everything that I feel political discourse should be about.

Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin predictably lashed out, saying that in giving the award, Mr. Yushchenko had not only offended Russia, but had also "spit in the face" of countries that supported the 2004 Orange Revolution, which Mr. Yushchenko helped lead.

This liberal over-reach not only offended his heartfelt belief that immigration must be balanced by assimilation (Mr Tancredo is himself the grandson of Italian immigrants who came to America without being able to speak English).

Guillen not only offended Cuban-Americans, writes Israel Gutierrez on ESPN.com, but pretty much all decent human beings, and now we'll find out what everybody has actually learned from this, writes Howard Bryant on ESPN.com.