Sentence examples for but certainly only from inspiring English sources

The creatures so endowed form, it may be an interesting, but certainly only a most insignificant, part of animated nature.

But certainly only a fanatic for the indie-rock group Guided by Voices could sympathize with Breck Rowell, who paid up to $950 each for eight copies of one of the group's vinyl records, and Mr. Rowell doesn't even own a turntable to play them on.

Perhaps other aspects of Virginia's constitution would need to be altered, but certainly only those dealing with the details that complicate the extant public school system.

Hygge is a state of mind, but certainly only one that can be achieved in a hygge-kitchen, so I'm pleased you've committed to it and also pleased to inform you that hygge is no more, we're actually into lagom now, which is another Scandi-concept and it has to do with exact adequacy and you're going to do just splendidly preparing your life for lagom, I promise you.

It is unclear precisely how many Americans are currently equipped for m-commerce, but it is certainly only a tiny fraction of the populace since the technology is so new to market.

Some 17,000 species have already been identified there, but even that number is certainly only a tentative first step because knowledge of microbes and of the depths is insufficient for gauging with any certainty.

Look, we may not only live once (depending on whether you believe in reincarnation) but we certainly only have this life once.

But I certainly, not only am willing to listen to ideas, but hopefully I'm going to be proposing -- suggesting -- some ideas that I will come up with if I'm around as we go forward.

For a period he was in the hard-left Campaign group, but was certainly its only member with peacocks on his lawn.

Going from baroque to rococo, Mailer dipped into mysticism in the notorious "Marilyn," a coffee-table book that has some dubious passages and much interpretative effrontery but is certainly the only star bio that I have read with pleasure twice.

State governments are the principal, but certainly not only, entities responsible for the promotion and protection of international human rights, and therefore should sign onto a code to commit themselves to three duties.