Sentence examples for even not only from inspiring English sources

She is diffident, casual even, not only about her success but also about the phenomenal physique that has brought her so far: "It's just a shell," she has said.

After that only two of you will be able to draw up a scenario of the next couple days, maybe years, maybe even not only a couple.

The family was part of a crowd of Tarrytown residents who had gathered by the river that sultry evening not only to cool off but to watch an outdoor movie sponsored by the village.

Even so, not only was Gutenberg a true revolutionary, but his very first book reminds us why type remains beguiling, sensuous even.

They had even forged not only his signature but also his employer's.

But the main characters — actors and dancers as well as singers — are timeless, faceless, even nameless: not only lost but mere traces of the lost.

Even more not only somatic but also psychological factors for patient satisfaction are important [5 8].

We are working on a lot of groundbreaking ideas to make the food ordering even better not only in Korea but globally".

This social and cultural undercurrent, endemic and even conspiratorial, not only implicitly tolerates elder abuse, but also actually compounds it.

And to make it even longer, not only was 2008 a leap year, but scientists added a "leap second" to it.

Even indeed, not only were the caspase-7−/− mice sensitive to LPS doses, IL-1 β/IL-18/caspase-7 triple knockout mice were not additively protected in comparison with IL-1 β/IL-18 double knockout mice.