Sentence examples for only not true from inspiring English sources

Another perception, that of New York as a cold, anonymous urban block, is not only not true, but never was.

"Comparing the Mets and Dodgers is not only not true, it's inaccurate," he said, adding that he expected the Mets to repay the loan "very soon".

I can't be the only one that thinks that's not only not true, but absolutely ridiculous.

Her agency, Elite Models, also took issue with the cover lines: "In an effort to sell more magazines SPAIN GQ printed 'Want to see Animal Irina Shayk nude?' these kind of statements are not only not true but also defamatory towards Ms. Shayk's persona and image".

So to single it out as the one would not only be inappropriate, but not true.' Hoffman adjusts his cushions.

Colloquially, a "fairy tale" or "fairy story" can also mean any farfetched story or tall tale; it is used especially of any story that not only is not true, but could not possibly be true.

Dr. Kimmel continued, "The dire predictions for diversity have not only not come true, but, in fact, they've been proved the other way".

Not only is that not true, but it misses the politics.

However, it took most of us about a week to realise that not only was this not true but the police (as usual at that time) had lied.

Not only is that not true, but it's quite hurtful and questions our integrity.

But not only were they not true, they fuelled a mephedrone epidemic among young people.