Sentence examples for not only absolutely from inspiring English sources

Happy indeed is the suffragist who has the rare opportunity of voting for a candidate who is not only absolutely right but who is also a woman.

Yet what I saw in the East Village theater that January night in 1994 turned out to be not only absolutely of the moment but also of the future.

(the latter is super lame, btw) But this cartoon is not only absolutely genius, it's also very appropriate as today's Valentine's Day.

As I grew older, I learned that ladybugs are not only absolutely harmless to humans but also extremely beneficial to us because they feed on landscape pests without harming our plants or other harmless bugs.

In addition, Drosophila cenH3 (CID) is not only absolutely necessary for specifying a kinetochore, but also can be sufficient (Mendiburo et al. 2011).

There are now more four-star cars entering the market and the message is clear – much higher standards of vehicle safety are not only perfectly possible, but absolutely crucial across the region.

With so much of our culture sending messages through its technological conduits to your children that it's okay to lie, cheat, steal, be irresponsible and act selfishly, how can your children not come to the conclusion that such behavior is not only perfectly acceptable, but absolutely necessary to find success in life?

"Can you imagine a more grossly stupid, a more genuinely asinine system [of education]... a system that not only is absolutely ineffective in its results, but also actually harmful...

Even in these wars, it turns out that the Old Army is not only useful but absolutely necessary.

It is our view that accurate, continuously updated measurements are not only possible, but absolutely essential if we are to respond effectively to this and future disasters.

But I've learned it's just a matter of putting yourself in the next situation, putting yourself in a position where a favorable outcome is not only likely, but absolutely necessary".