Sentence examples for not only detached from inspiring English sources
If you think that remark is not only detached from reality but also utterly aberrant, take a look at the Pew Research poll that came out today.
"Exile has not only detached me from France, it has almost detached me from the Earth," he wrote in a letter.
They were intensified by the Treaty of Sèvres (August 1920), which not only detached all non-Turkish regions from the empire but also gave parts of the Turkish homeland to Greece and other non-Muslim powers.
In a review for the New York Times, national political correspondent Jonathan Martin writes, "Wolff is unsparing in his portrayal of Trump as an aberrant chief executive, not only detached from governance but barely literate".
The entire episode demonstrated that those at the bottom of the social pecking order are not only economically detached from other Americans; they are also socially and geographically isolated.
He was not entirely detached from his episcopal duties, however.
Results showed that rainfall intensity played a dual role not only in detaching soil materials but also in enhancing sediment transport.
For all its measured cool, "Sunshine State" isn't entirely detached.
Fitzgerald [ 22] and Mc Allister et al. [ 2] demanded that medical exchange programs should provide not only general competencies detached from medical work, but also should promote subject-specific competencies, even if they have a high proportion of general competence areas.
Has it not understood the absurdity of a policy that could leave England detached not only from the rest of Europe but also from the rest of Britain?
Any state response that seeks purely to vilify and imprison protesters and rioters is not only inhumane, but genuinely detached from the realities of life.
