Sentence examples for not only virtually from inspiring English sources
What if just a fraction of these people were willing to travel to an Indigenous blockade not only virtually, but in real life?
The story stars Ryan Reynolds as a mercenary who is not only virtually indestructible but also has a hideously disfigured face.
Giving people a 'sell-by' date is not only virtually impossible but can be harmful.
First, we adopted a computational strategy called e-PCR in this study; e-PCR can not only virtually simulate the PCR process but can also save time and reduce laboratory costs using in silico assays.
Dietrich explains this principle in the second part of De intellectu when he tells us that "… an agent as an agent can contain in itself its own act or what is caused by it not only virtually, but also essentially, insofar as it is the same as its effect, but with a distinct existence (aliud esse)." Thus God and creatures do not enjoy the same being.
Trying to legislate language is not only virtually impossible, it shows a willful disregard for the power of language and its free exchange between societies, as a continuing catalyst for cultural and creative growth.
His life not only spanned virtually the entire 20th century but almost all of its pop culture as well.
Mississippi voters said they thought twice about the proposal when they heard that it would not only ban virtually all abortions but also some forms of contraception like I.U.D.'s and morning-after pills, could hamper in-vitro fertilization clinics and could, doctors warned, discourage critical medical care for pregnant women.
And not only opera, virtually unknown opera: "Le Pouvoir de l'Amour" by Pancrace Royer.
These measures were bitterly opposed by big business and faced opposition not only from virtually the whole of the GOP but even from many Democrats as well.
Prices are now in fact rising.ANDY ROENational PowerSwindon, WiltshireMorocco's "disappeared"SIR You say of Morocco ("Road to freedom", September 19th): "Not only have virtually all political detainees been released, but some have filed suits against the state for damages".
