Sentence examples for only how good from inspiring English sources

With each clubbing right hand that has dumped 15 hard men on the canvas, he has by lumps come to realise not only how good he is but how spectacular when he joins the dots.

I realised one morning that a) I wasn't finding out about issues, only how good a politician was at coping with hostile questioning and b) it was making me grumpy".

What amazes me is not only how good the music is, but how professional it sounds.

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Is he worried, though, that chia might just be a temporary fad -- as its terra cotta brethren turned out to be? "As long as people recognize not only how good it is, but also its limitations, it will last," he said.

Even if those trophies were earned, it is not an indication of how good the instructors are, only how good they are as competitors.

"So we're giving people insight into not only their marketing but how good their product is".

But when the Brazilians put their minds to it, a lock-down defense only serves to accentuate just how good and talented the players are.

The point of this story is not just to titillate the Twittersphere with "a Ferrari fuelled Wiggo" anecdote, or to highlight Vaughters' eye for a bargain, it is to point out that Wiggins leaves road cycling with a haul of titles that could be even more impressive if only he had realised just how good he was (or somebody else realised just how good he was) a few years earlier.

The fact that Nirvana's appearance on MTV's Unplugged has stood the test of time is testament not only to how good it is, but also to the scarcity of studio recordings by the band.

There need to be questions not only about how good its information was, but about what, in these circumstances, the right house would or could be.