Sentence examples for not only vast from inspiring English sources

Not only vast farms but prosperous new towns sprang up as a result.

Holbein's huge Henry is, as you look at him, not only vast but strangely thin.

Uncle Dave saw the whole earth, I think, as a gigantic natural laboratory, where heat and pressure caused not only vast geologic movements but innumerable chemical miracles.

And that requires navigating not only vast underground landscapes but also a series of meticulously designed test chambers that the robots have devised to measure human intelligence.

Tombstone meticulously demonstrates that the famine was not only vast, but manmade; and not only manmade but political, born of totalitarianism.

sophiepierce This grand old pool almost in the middle of Lewes in East Sussex is not only vast but also wonderfully refreshing, being fed by a local spring.

With the rapid development of vanadium extraction from stone coal, large amounts of tailing were produced, which not only occupied vast land but also caused secondary environmental pollution.

So Jews not only have vast power, according to Tutu, but are on a par with those tyrants.

Second, Malaria has long been one of the world's greatest scourges, not only killing vast numbers but also sickening 100 times as many.

Nigeria can expect to sell not only its vast hydrocarbon deposits at good prices, but also a wide range of agricultural products and manufactured goods.

In Act II a wonderfully absurd Mother Ginger sports not only a vast, smart red crinoline but also a coiffure bedecked by a tiny galleon in full sail.