Sentence examples for not only totally from inspiring English sources

It was not only totally cool for a young feminist to go without "war paint," it was also almost de rigueur.

Rubio was "not only totally committed" to the reform effort, Schumer said, but he was in the room with the so-called "Gang of Eight" senators who authored the legislation.

"Any element of politics on the part of the governor, or NIFA, or anybody else involved in this process is not only totally unacceptable, but an insult to the people".

Carlyle's genius is that he is not only totally convincing when he does this (even though his character had previously exuded all the violent tendencies of a sleepy birthday kitten), but also that, after the scene has finished, he does not do the obvious thing and continue tiresomely exuding 'quiet menace' for the rest of the movie.

He also was a staunch defender of the police department's suspicionless spying program aimed at the entire Muslim American community living in New York, that was not only totally offensive and completely useless, but was also dismantled by another court settlement last month.

"The police must reopen this case in order to send a clear message that any abuse by support staff is not only totally unacceptable, but a serious criminal offence".

Between asking for millions for trivial acts of piracy, and asking potentially for trillions in more serious cases, they've shown that they're not only completely disconnected from reality, but totally unheeding of the actual effects of their litigation.

Despite the years of preparation, the Games' greatest and most enduring moment was not only completely unplanned, it was totally unimaginable.

"It would not only be totally unreasonable to describe this piece as original," he wrote, "it would be completely misleading to describe it by George Haupt".

Wax Romeo is not only a totally Sikh house and disco DJ, but he's somewhat of a party legend.

These findings not only suggest totally different mechanism and progression of two common diseases, but also support the hypothesis that there is an inverse relationship between OA and OP.