Sentence examples for extraordinarily not only from inspiring English sources

Extraordinarily, not only was this not a quote from me but it went out before 7am, prior to my interview with the station, after 8am.

So it was on 11 November, when BBC Radio Sheffield put out a tweet that said: "MP David Blunkett fears race riots could hit Sheffield if some people living in the Page Hall area don't change their attitudes". Extraordinarily, not only was this not a quote from me but it went out before 7am, prior to my interview with the station, after 8am.

Extraordinarily, not only did Arlen survive what he later called "The Year of the Transfusions," he managed throughout it all to carry on at least two affairs simultaneously -- one with the Broadway singer Lisa Kirk, the other with Marlene Dietrich.

"Camp Lemonnier is extraordinarily important not only to our work throughout the Horn of Africa but throughout the region," Obama said.

Survivors describe him as extraordinarily courageous, not only for staying in Rwanda but also for venturing out each day into streets crackling with mortars and gunfire and pushing his way through roadblocks of angry, bloodstained soldiers armed with machetes and assault rifles.

It has engaged in extraordinarily irresponsible policies not only in foreign and economic but also in social and environmental policy.

But perhaps because he is a novelist, he finds the task extraordinarily difficult, and not only because of the inevitable need to simplify -- especially acute in the case of a Victorian work teeming with secondary characters and subplots.

They suggest that the president and his entourage are not only extraordinarily foul-mouthed, but also corrupt and contemptuous of democracy.

Our customers are not only extraordinarily grateful for our efforts, they are also telling us they'll never book another vacation with anyone other than Apple.

They suggest that the president and his entourage are not only extraordinarily foul-mouthed, but also corrupt and contemptuous of democracy.Nonetheless, it is not clear whether the tapes will lead to Mr Kuchma's ouster.

Both campaigns see the four debates as pivotal moments in a presidential race that is not only extraordinarily close but also drawing intense interest from voters; roughly 40 million viewers watched the major speeches at the two parties' conventions.