Sentence examples for no not only from inspiring English sources

"No, not only terrorists," Sardar said.

These visceral sceptics see a referendum on the EU treaty as a way of saying a firm no not only to the proposals in a treaty but also to the EU as a whole.

Democrats like to say that Republicans have spent the Obama presidency being the party of "no"; not only has it worked, but it's worked so well that there is a whole constituency of people who now feel totally aggrieved that the rest of the country hasn't been listening to the noes they've shouted with the volume and coherency of a group of tantrum-having toddlers.

Those who do possess this admirable quality can attest to the ongoing benefits of saying "no," not only in their business lives, but in their personal lives as well.

He unequivocally said no. "Not only would I not have been in favor of it, President [George W.] Bush would not have been in favor of it, and he said so," Rubio said following a foreign policy speech at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.

Because NO not only inhibits insulin release but also stimulates glucagon release [1], [2], [3], [6], [19], [20], [21], [29] this observation thus underlined a possible pathogenic role of the islet NO system in the development of type 2 diabetes.

If telehealth does not save money, it is a no-no, not only with the DH but also with the commissioning groups.

"Love it, love it, love it!" Farmed salmon, he went on, "is a big no-no". Not only, he explained, does it take lots of other fish, ground up into fish meal, to feed farmed salmon; farmed salmon are also fed antibiotics, which helps breed antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

BIKKER -- No, no, it's not only his father.

The answer is likely no, not completely, or only somewhat.

"I said no to Rinko, not only once but several times – and she insisted.