Sentence examples for not only utterly from inspiring English sources

The new writing identity that Rowling has forged for herself is not only utterly unlike that of her fantasy endeavours, but quirkily different from most of the already established confrères she is befriending in the crime writing world.

To say that Israel should never have been created and must be dissolved is not only utterly unrealistic; it is also to propose correcting one injustice by perpetrating another.And yet this remains Hamas's formal position.

The Sunday Times's Edmund Gordon is an admirer of the Chilean novelist Robert Bolaño, but wasn't keen on Bolaño: A Biography in Conversations by Monica Maristain, which is not only "utterly slapdash" but not "really a biography.

"The New Zealand government views the act carried out by the Israeli intelligence agents as not only utterly unacceptable but also a breach of New Zealand sovereignty and international law," New Zealand's then-prime minister, Helen Clark, said after the arrests.

This attack was not only utterly inhumane but also wholly un-Islamic.

This saga is not only utterly true to Dietrich, but true to all stars, negotiating a deal.

As you can see not only China and India utterly dominate the mobile phone market but emerging countries occupy five out of the top six slots.

Shadwick wrote: "[Hendrix] was not only something utterly new musically, but an entirely original vision of what a black American entertainer should and could look like".

Tiepolo's "Virgin With Six Saints" fluently illustrates his incomparable blend of sensuous virtuosity and pensive nobility, rendered with a delicate touch in sumptuous color: religion that not only inspires but utterly charms.

Armed with just these two numbers, spending scarce resources on smashing up the beautiful English countryside to extract more of the stuff seems not only reckless but utterly perverse.

Not only is supply utterly failing to meet demand, but young trans people are being accused of copying celebrities".