Sentence examples for only doesn't from inspiring English sources

"This ruling not only doesn't make legal sense, it doesn't make practical sense," Mr. Husted said.

Indeed, he not only doesn't shy away from debate, he seeks it out.

It not only doesn't fit with what happens in practice; it's wrong even in theory.

"He not only doesn't lead, he follows from far behind like the kids on bicycles.

He not only doesn't like them, he's not good at them and it shows.

Alistair not only doesn't have a novel in the offering, but he's cleaned out his cupboard.

The problem is that Frank's emotional journey, as played by Tveit, not only doesn't make sense, it's nonexistent.

"Mr. Norquist not only doesn't speak for conservatives on this issue," Bozell wrote in his syndicated column.

In its reductive way, it not only doesn't display two opposed ideas; it offers no ideas at all.

Literary language not only doesn't seem to have a funnybone, it is also often utterly devoid of meaning.

"We've got lots of data that [lecture only] doesn't work.