Sentence examples for respond not only from inspiring English sources

Today's sports fans respond not only to phenomenal athletic prowess, but also to rivalries and personalities.

We respond not only because of the voyeurism and the manipulation but, again, because of its formal beauty.

But if he does not respond, not only will he lose the public opinion battle, but much more importantly, justice will be severely damaged.

In fact, when marketers provide relevant information and timely solutions, based on data, consumers respond — not only favorably but with genuine delight.

In a 1992 reminiscence, Justice O'Connor wrote that Justice Marshall was "constantly pushing and prodding us to respond not only to the persuasiveness of legal argument but also to the power of moral truth".

"This new elite institution with a specific focus on rail construction and maintenance will give learners skills which respond not only to the needs of HS2, but also to the future of rail engineering so is vital for Britain's future".

"He responds not only with his eyes, but with a firming of his hand".

Audiences responded not only to the voice but also to the face — that bright, open, generous countenance.

Audiences responded not only to the voice but also to the face that bright, open, generous countenance.

It's no wonder that Iraqis have responded not only with hope but with confusion, rage, and despair; the wonder is that Americans expected anything else.

Diane Rowland, executive vice president of Kaiser, said candidates were responding not only to recent failures, but also to recent successes, notably in Massachusetts and potentially California.