Sentence examples for only plenty from inspiring English sources

Major studios have pronounced marketing advantages; they have not only plenty of spectacle to sell but plenty of ways to sell it.

And this year provided not only plenty of fodder for shopping Grinches among us, but a bit of a toxic meme as well.

Images of rifles, costumes, and injuries crop up repeatedly, but there's no real theme, only plenty of diverting quirkiness and inspiration.

Nearly every day year-round, there is a farmers' market to check out, offering not only plenty to taste and buy, but sights, sounds and people-watching.

It offers not only plenty of examples to the contrary, but also some hints as to how and why empathy evolved, and how it might be related to self-awareness.

The husband and wife team are hoping that the results will provide them with not only plenty of fodder for their show but also a bestselling spinoff book for the winner.

The sport entails not only pain, but plenty of other sacrifices too, Herman says.

Not only that, but plenty of people could be out of work because their companies are forced to shut down, at least temporarily, due to power and water outages or building damage.

It does not end there; McIlroy and Day will square off on Sunday morning, in the most alluring two-ball not only of this but plenty other seasons.

She not only has plenty of credit and knows a deal when she sees one; she is also prepared to close without diffidence, while her gold Piaget ticks.

Compared with the UK, where dancing with any gusto tends to happen only after plenty of booze, it was an incongruous sight to see so many young couples dancing so well.