Sentence examples for not just utterly from inspiring English sources

(I come to regret this later, when the resident count is described as not just utterly charming but also movie-star handsome).

Rojo, currently principal dancer with the Royal Ballet, is probably the best ballerina in Britain, and when I met her I found her to be not just utterly charismatic but a serious thinker about the state of dance.

In the hobo jungles that grew up along the tracks, a kind of counterculture arose, in which "you share and share alike in true fraternal style," leading some to imagine that America's tramps were not just "utterly depraved savages," as the affluent usually saw them, but members of a secret Communist conspiracy.

It's not just utterly heartless and utterly obscene; it puts the police in direct collusion with the attackers, robbers and rapists of the world.

He commented that the lyrics made the song "not just touching, but utterly, utterly life-affirming".

But the biggest irony about empowerment is not just how utterly meaningless – disempowered, I guess – it has become as a term, but how those who claim to feel it and those to whom it is sold are the ones who need it least.

He's already clearly set on governing like a tyrant, and his ban on residents of seven majority-Muslim countries from travelling to the USA is not only utterly monstrous just in-itself; it's also a chilling indication of things to come.

In my case, the landlord allowed me to sign the lease, trusting my word when I said TransUnion had not just misrepresented but utterly distorted my background.

Even if nations can come up with a binding agreement that will keep the global temperature rise to 2C, there will be environmental impacts that, for some nations, will be not just damaging but utterly devastating.

It shouldn't have an integrity that makes its world not just immediately and utterly believable, but also absolutely compelling.

I worked as a junior neurosurgical trainee once, at the bottom of what he calls "the strict medical hierarchy", and realised then that living with such responsibility is not just onerous, it utterly transforms the lives of those who bear it.