Sentence examples for not only loud from inspiring English sources

"By variety, I mean contrast — something not only loud and soft, but high and low, or screechy and very tender.

Worry about silent consumers, not only loud producers.

The drill is not only loud, but it's extremely invasive and damaging, and can actually cause more problems then it solves.

I recommend playing "Drunk in Love" on a loop, which is not only loud, but crazy hot 'cause you can actually picture Jay-Z and Bey going at it.

What matters is that McQueen was a larger-than-life character who had not only a loud voice but something original to say, who made clothes so beautiful they make you want to laugh out loud, so exquisite you want to stroke them, and yet so fierce that sometimes, walking around this exhibition, the mannequins look just a tiny bit like they might bite.

It is not only how loud that we shout, but who is there to hear us and who has the power to act.

The neighbours may not have been pleased, but eventually, when under control, a trumpeter's sound could not only be loud and clean, but also profound.

Getting "scanned" in this way is not only incredibly loud, it can also be incredibly painful.

This strengthens the general consensus that phylogenetic differences account for a large degree of the vocal variability found within and between primate species, not only in loud calls but also in calls produced in alarm contexts.

"There's no doubt that our voice will be not only critical but loud within the Democratic conference".

But it's not only the loudest and most disruptive who are entitled to free speech.