Sentence examples for was not only correct from inspiring English sources

Holbrooke's verdict on "Lessons in Disaster" was not only correct but more prescient than even he could have imagined.

As it sat in the patent office, it went from looking more and more like the original decision was not only correct but stunningly correct".

Although this time it was not only correct, it was right on the money.

But the Senator's position is not only correct on the merits from a pro-civil liberties and pro-privacy rights perspective.

This is way, way better than the outgoing system of decreeing that the original stupid error is not only correct but written by the hand of God.

Brown replied, pointing at Cameron: "It's not only correct, but this is the nearest he's ever got to talking about the economy in the last few months".

But he views the government's actions as a form of validation, as a series of signs that his ideas about the nature of the tax code are not only correct but also approaching what he calls that "certain threshold at which something goes from being on the fringes of the general consciousness to being within the general consciousness".

We show that these conditions are not only correct with respect to the program's semantics, but also more precise than identified by other known techniques.

In the end, the simple view – that these were empty Tory promises – turned out to be not only correct, but more politically perceptive.

Research has found that people's first impressions are not only correct, but also based more on nonverbal behavior than we think.

The results of the recent ARDSnet trial [ 1], which compared higher with lower tidal volume ventilation in patients with ARDS, go a long way to prove that this theory is not only correct, but that the degree to which ventilator-induced lung injury occurs is probably much greater than previously believed.