Sentence examples for not only relieved from inspiring English sources

Frémont was not only relieved of his command, but court-martialed and convicted for insubordination and mutiny in 1848 (Polk granted him clemency).

The men were not only relieved to be dry and cool, they were happy to be free of their wives, who had been packed off for the summer.

They not only relieved symptoms of menopause, like hot flashes and night sweats, many women said, but also made them feel more energetic, made sex more pleasurable, improved their memories and gave them mental clarity.

Occasionally, a designer came up with something that grabbed a viewer; the designer John Bartlett produced an eye-catching show, with the models laid out like corpses on army cots, an exhibition that not only relieved the tedium of the standard shows, it also bordered on performance art.

The successful policy implementation not only relieved political pressure on local leaders and maintained social stability but also generated conspicuous political achievements that contributed to local leaders' promotion and drove them to invest more resources to further the health reform.

The high was a revelation: It not only relieved his pain, it made him feel better about life.

The ability to make organs as they are needed would not only relieve suffering but also save lives.

(A recent study suggests that today's S.S.R.I.'s not only relieve social anxiety but also induce extroverted behavior).

Many studies show that friendships not only relieve stress but also reduce death from many causes, including heart disease.

Some owners, like Mr. Walker, find that action not only relieves anxiety but can also lessen financial adversity.

Air support in such cases not only relieves pressure and pain but also provides a film of sterile air that actually helps to heal the wound.