Sentence examples for not only mostly from inspiring English sources
Relations with its eastern neighbours are not only mostly cordial but have also proved highly profitable.A predominantly Catholic country, Austria wears its faith lightly.
Britain's broadcasters largely follow the agenda set by the press, and Britain's press is not only mostly run by a tiny group of wealthy rightwing moguls, its aggression also has few parallels in Europe.
In essence, souls for whom the understood ingredients for creating music, steady rhythm and sticky melody are not only mostly ignored but actively negated.
Chosen not only, (but mostly) for Mr Toad – the character who thinks well of himself for reasons inexplicable to those around him – but also for the philosophical Ratty and the gentle Mole.
The press baron "not only was (mostly) a patient and convivial interviewee but also opened every door I asked him to open," Wolff wrote.
Yet the world premiere of Iranian director Majid Majidi's biopic of the prophet Muhammad not only passed mostly without incident, but even amicably – with a surprise call for rapprochement between the religion's Sunni and Shia sects.
Traditionally, the CDH plants were fuelled not only by mostly natural gas but also by waste incineration.
Not to be taken the wrong way, though I'm sure Frontback will have its own Chatroulette moment, the up-and-coming generations not only communicate mostly through images and pictures, they want to be in the shots they're taking as well.
This volume not only represents mostly C12 C16 alcohols with a high degree of linearity but also includes some C16 C20+ alcohols which are used mainly in personal care products and oilfield markets.
The downregulation of E2A/Pbx1 not only occurs mostly in the cytoplasm, nuclear E2A/Pbx1 level was also reduced by activation of autophagy by rapamycin or starvation, suggesting that autophagy activation might cause relocalization of the oncogenic nuclear E2A/Pbx1 to the cytoplasm for degradation.
It is not only long, but mostly uphill.
