Credit in a sentence:

1. His credit is good.

2. It all ends up on our credit card (and, of course, our waistline), and we have to pay it back this year—the interest is high.

3. If you have completed the above two items, your credit should be reliable.

4. He said: "This is a credit crisis, not an income crisis."

5. Or the credit department may not work on Friday.

Dignity in a sentence:

1. Applicants must be treated well and treated with dignity.

2. In order to defend the dignity of the country, we have to resort to force.

3. We do this because we believe in the dignity and worth of every person.

4. I must share this award with all those who strive for justice and dignity.

5. Behind all the political contests and gestures, the most fundamental thing is that everyone has the right to live a life of dignity and safety.

Not only but also make sentences:

1. He not only loves to study, but also develops good study habits.

2. Primary school students should not only love learning, but also develop good moral character.

3. Xiao Ming not only fails to hand in his homework every time, but also often fails to do his homework.

4. Xiaohua’s clothes are not only very bright, but the cartoons on them are also very unique.

5. We must not only study hard, but also participate in physical exercise regularly.

6. Not only is there no sun in the sky today, it is also very dark.