How to use in-sentence of “not at all”:
+ In a few cases, the name of the country is not at all related to the name of the people.
+ A stuntman can be working long hours during the summer months, often seven days a week, but not at all during the winter period.
+ Height or weight is only partly inherited, and the language is not at all inherited.
+ There is a ~x2 difference between the heaviest and lightest estimates, and that is not at all unusual for this type of calculation.
+ We get it, you have never liked Auntof6 but to continually come here bashing them is not at all productive, and this time like last time it appears you went and got people who almost never edit here to come here and join in like you did last time as well.
+ It is a quite cozy and welcoming place, not at all like a dungeon.
+ The novel begins on a homecoming US troopship, as the Statue of Liberty comes into view, the reaction from the US troops is somber and wary, resigned, but not at all glad to be home from the war.
