Sentence examples for not only most from inspiring English sources

It's not only most of the past from before the illness that he can't recall.

Napoleon had lost not only most of the men he had led to Russia but 175,000 horses as well.

Since then, these barons have reigned supreme over media empires that provide news and entertainment to not only most Saudis, but also a large majority of Arabs.

They tend to dismiss not only most blogosphere-based criticisms but also the messy democratic ferment from which these criticisms emanate.

Abbott is a staunch Catholic whose social conservatism places him on the right of not only most Australians but most of his own party.

Despite the efforts of an American-led multinational coalition, IS controls not only most of Iraq's Syrian border, but its Jordanian and much of its Saudi border too.

Now basically 20 years later most not only do most people in the room don't even know what.

Not only the most infrequent, but the most specific and unexpectable words are the ones that carry the most information.

Not only are most experiments not reproduced, most are probably not reproducible.

Not only are most theories wrong, he said, but most data are also wrong — at first — subject to glaring uncertainties.

The most potent form (OCT-TK-III) was not only the most anionically charged but also was the most structurally stable.