Sentence examples for apparently not only from inspiring English sources

It is apparently not only the church that now produces saints but also extreme sports as well.

But this biography's most confounding revelation is that Harold Ross, a famously nitpicking literalist and stickler for accuracy — an early advocate of magazine fact-checking — was apparently not only aware of Mitchell's composites but encouraged him.

A large share of the blame must go to the director, Sturgis Warner, who apparently not only failed to edit Ms. Karlin, but also didn't meld the cast members — most of whom juggle multiple roles — into anything like an ensemble.

Naturally, because I am apparently not only a frequent crier (I had a bad breakup, OK?), but also a professional journalist, I started keeping notes on everything I could find out about crying.

Apparently not only are things pretty rotten for old people, but they've been getting worse (though many of the changes had nothing particularly to do with age when they were brought in).

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It is not as if the Scarlet Knights (3-1) were unprepared for Maryland, but the Terrapins were apparently not their only foe.

But pressure from the union is apparently not the only factor in Mr. Levy's refusal to take drastic measures.

The twinges in his back were apparently not the only reminder of the pressures back home.

Imelda Marcos is apparently not the only woman in the Philippines who has a thing for shoes".

The fans are apparently not the only ones who feel that way.