Sentence examples for not only please from inspiring English sources

The vouchers would not only please the conservative Republicans and minority parents in urban neighborhoods who have demanded them, but also provide Mr. Bush with political insulation against the contention that he was somehow taking something away from students by taking money away from their schools.

Which Jayson hopes will not only please Harry Potter fans but J.K. Rowling herself.

Doing so will not only please your customers, it will help you reduce the liability that may be associated with carrying toxic chemicals in your stores".

The holiday season is thick upon us, and I'm scurrying around searching for the perfect gifts -- ones that will not only please the receivers, but also say something about my unique talents as a giver.

This will not only please those who are well-versed in the subject, but keep the younger and less experienced individuals on their toes and attentive.

Palindromic numbers are not only pleasing in appearance, but also harbor some nice, curious qualities.

His sense of beauty is so exquisite and personal that our homes gained by his hand are not only pleasing to the eye but caressing to the heart".

That kind of enhancement not only pleases customers but also helps companies like TiVo and Microsoft make more money — because the profits come not from selling the hardware, but from selling the services attached to it.

His long and uncompromising opposition to American presence in the region not only pleases assorted Islamic radicals; it also echoes a deep Pakistani anger about the C.I.A.'s drone attacks, whose frequency has increased under the Obama administration.

That not only pleases the Latino voters who helped twice elect Mr Obama, but also eases a perennial source of contention between the two neighbours, made worse by mass deportations in recent years.

"His long and uncompromising opposition to American presence in the region," the article said, "not only pleases assorted Islamic radicals; it also echoes a deep Pakistani anger about the C.I.A.'s drone attacks, whose frequency has increased under the Obama administration".