Sentence examples for not only thoroughly from inspiring English sources

No, actually — his book is not only thoroughly enjoyable but genuinely instructive too.

We not only thoroughly discuss this fairness problem, but also highlight the challenges in designing a feasible solution.

She is enthusiastic about her job, not to mention willing to take some time out of her busy schedule to not only thoroughly answer interview questions, but to help me improve my resume and cover letter.

A New York Daily Tribune reporter effused: "The regiment is not only thoroughly equipped and sworn for the war, but every man is perfectly and completely drilled in the manual and maneuvers".

The "Glee" pilot was not only thoroughly modern when compared with the old-fashioned meandering of "Friday Night Lights"; it also represented an equally bold choice by its creators: Take the ups and downs of high school and marriage and ambition and translate them into tightly choreographed, slightly manic choral madness.

They'll appreciate that you have not only thoroughly protected their investment, you've also mapped out a forward-thinking plan.

In the end, they learned geometry not only more thoroughly but also with more satisfaction, which, she hopes, will inspire patience in other situations.

By the end of this novel, the reader has not only been thoroughly immersed in the story of Brenda Martin's missing child and the fallout of her allegations, but initiated, as well, into the history of this fictional New Jersey community and its legacy of crime and grief and rage.

In the Gideon Smith trilogy, David Barnett has crafted not only a thoroughly likable hero in the eponymous Smith – hero of the Empire – but an engaging entourage of co-conspirators in Maria the mechanical girl, airship pilot Rowena Fanshawe, and alcoholic journalist Aloysius Bent.

In it, Arnauld presents his own position on the nature of ideas, which was described above, and argues that Malebranche's view that we see all things (or at least all bodily things) in God and by means of God's ideas is not only mistaken, but thoroughly confused and wrong-headed.

It was not only the most thoroughly integrated and sustained work from Mr. Baitz, who had been regarded as a promising wunderkind for long past his sell-by date.