Sentence examples for only reaching out from inspiring English sources

"We are not only reaching out to the Pashtun leaders; there are tribes and leaders reaching out to us".

I'm only reaching out to the biggest Luke fans and the people that are the closest to me to come out and celebrate".

He's not only reaching out to the public, but his friends and family in order for them to understand the long-standing depression that has been in his life.

The Army Corps of Engineers failed to consult with the Sioux when permitting the Dakota Access Pipeline, only reaching out to the tribe when the project's approval was all but certain.

Only reaching out to people when you need something is disingenuous and will not lead to good relationships long-term.

Reggie Minton, the deputy executive director of the National Basketball Coaches Association, said Brand not only reached out to his members, but also included them in N.C.A.A. decision-making.

Watson told him the resignations could have been prevented, had Corbyn only reached out to his shadow team and addressed their concerns.

In an interview with the BBC, Sir Elton said that while he used to only reach out to people through his music, his methods had changed as he grew older and more "mature".

Chris Leslie, a former shadow chancellor and a longtime Corbyn critic, said: "Labour must have leadership that not only reaches out to new supporters, but that can also mobilise our core base, and sadly the current leadership has proved unable to do that in this referendum".

Although embassies are transparent, use positive sentiment in their online communication and post relevant information to their stakeholders, they hardly engage in direct interactive and personal communication, and only reach out to a limited group of stakeholders.

My hotel receptionist might not have been there – she may have got lost following her own directions – but here I felt was a festival which not only reaches out to the local townspeople, but one which the town genuinely embraces.