Sentence examples for not only indeed from inspiring English sources

The romance is not only, indeed not primarily, between them, but between each of them and an exalted notion of literature, a passion that the film honors but does not sentimentalize.

A recent picture then surfaced confirming that Sandoval not only indeed lost a considerable amount of weight, but that he was in the best shape of his life.

Not only barred, indeed, but subject to arcane criminal law and the threat of life imprisonment.

Not only is Indeed the fastest growing job search engine it is also now the largest in terms of pageviews.

We can draw the conclusion that JPPRED not only is indeed an effective and powerful approach for predicting the types of J-proteins but also can deal with the data imbalance problem.

It is not only appropriate, but indeed medically obvious, that our approach to child health care must include the prenatal stage.

Analyst Mike Stewart said: AO has fallen 40% since we initiated on the stock with a sell recommendation and in our view the discrepancy between price and intrinsic value has not only narrowed but indeed disappeared.

In closing, a personal note: over the past several years, I have come to not only tolerate, but indeed to love the terms of my captivity.

After all, these three features also made the rise of activist investors and agitators of all types not only possible but indeed likely.

Ironically, our educational institutions neither mention the portal nor the process of realigning ourselves in the direction toward that which we not only seek but, indeed, toward that which seeks us.

"This contribution is very special to us since it signifies not only solidarity but indeed recognition of the importance of children's right to education in conflict situations" said Jean-Michel Delmotte, UNICEF Representative in Tunisia.