Sentence examples for touch not only from inspiring English sources

Less than two weeks before local elections, the fall-out may touch not only the former president.

That on the way back to the barn, Cecil stopped at every single box and allowed people to touch not only his pony, but Condurre as well.

Over the next few years, Flicking lost touch not only with his wife and young son in California, but also with friends and family back in Coney Island.

"Interpersonal touch not only has a special role in early human development but continues to be crucial across the span of human social life, promoting trust and cooperation and thereby deeply influencing our perceptions of others," writes Linden.

A person close to the Iran branch members says the currently coalescing intelligence service has been in touch not only with former Iran branch officers in Iraq, but also with those in Iran and with former People's Mujahedeen members.

Mr Maxwell's son Ian faced the cameras outside the offices of the Mirror Group last night to say that the sadness of his father's death would touch not only his family, but also the 15,000 to 20,000 employees, and the shareholders of the company which had lost 'its publisher, its chairman, and its saviour'.

The debate has touched not only courts but constitutions.

Your love has touched not only us, but everyone you knew.

Her graciousness, kindness, devotion and beautiful spirit touched not only her family but all of her friends.

The mystique touches not only the estimated 10,000 Saudis who fought as volunteers in Afghanistan, but also the country's huge and growing pool of unemployed youths.

This venerable tenet, found in the penal codes of every country, touches not only touch on law and morality, but also on the impact of an offensive on the other side, the one being punished.