Sentence examples for not only remarkable from inspiring English sources
"This third month in a row of sizable gains is not only remarkable but confounding," Ms. Denham said.
Well, it didn't occur to me until after the swim that having the penguins swimming with me was not only remarkable but also a good sign.
Modeled clay effigies discovered in 1966 at Bahía de Manta are not only remarkable for their size and quantity but even more for the astonishing amount of original colour that had been preserved.
As a Diamond Member of the Harrah's Total Rewards program, I have personally felt the negative sting that comes from managing the company "from the analytics". When one takes into account that an individual can go from one to 60,000 points in less than six months is not only remarkable, it should be rewarded.
The results signify that there were not only remarkable variation in the total amounts of picroside I and picroside II but also revealed their relative contents in different habitats.
The Warratyi rock shelter was found in the country of the indigenous Adnyamathanha people and is not only remarkable for its age, but what else was found there Australia's famous megafauna.
"He is not only a remarkable scientist, but a skilled and enthusiastic teacher.
Melvyn Bragg Broadcaster 'Harold is not only a remarkable and brilliant playwright, one of the very greatest, he's also a formidable friend.
The central thesis of this paper is that socio-technical systems of commons-based peer production offer not only a remarkable medium of production for various kinds of information goods but serve as a context for positive character formation.
His new position gave him the opportunity to display not only his remarkable technical accomplishments but also an originality of approach in his views of Dresden and nearby towns, fortresses and landscapes.
As he amply shows, Donovan was a combination of bold innovator and imprudent rule bender, which made him not only a remarkable wartime leader but also an extraordinary figure in American history.
