Sentence examples for only wields from inspiring English sources
The Kellogg group reached out to the Catholic church, which not only wields influence in many communities in the developing world where mining takes place, but also manages tremendous wealth.
She not only wields a mighty whip and hurls furniture at those who arouse her ire (which, be it known, is not difficult to do), but she shatters mirrors, windows and what not.
Gold Hill's executive chef Serge Marchale not only wields magically chewy ravioli and melt-in-your-mouth seabass.
Jones, 52, a former state assemblyman from Sacramento, is a liberal lawyer who not only wields the insurance commissioner's vast powers but wants to expand them further.
The cruise line industry not only wields extraordinary power over the local port's economy but also wreaks devastation on the delicate marine environments.
It's like being hit by the hammer of the gods, only wielded with skill.
The late Jack Valenti held the position for nearly four decades, and he not only wielded incredible power but also found time to maintain a Malibu tan.
Evidently Australia held some sway over the US in relation to its citizens at Guantanamo Bay – but it only wielded it when domestic politics demanded it.
The chancellor stressed that Germany depended on the EU as its main trading partner and pointed out that the country could only wield global influence as a leading European nation.
These days, I still only wield the razor a couple of times a week, and my retro shaving ritual has taken me down some dead ends – I tried an old doublesided "safety razor" recently, just like dad's, and truly learnt the meaning of a contradiction in terms.
Now it turns out that the beetles not only wield a powerful weapon but are formidable marksmen as well.
