Sentence examples for evidently not only from inspiring English sources
They write, "Dear Miss Gallant, Thank God you had occasion to write me because you evidently not only haven't been getting your mail from Mr. Chambrun but from The New Yorker as well.
A completely obstructed lacrimal passage evidently not only hinders lacrimal drainage passage more significantly but also builds up secretion from consequent inflammation [ 16].
He is evidently not alone.
WING MAN: Jared Diamond's "World Until Yesterday" is new on the hardcover nonfiction list at No. 3. The book describes tribal cultures and asks whether their customs might provide a model for what Diamond calls the Weird world (for Western, educated, industrialized, rich and democratic) — but human cultures are evidently not the only ones that interest him.
If the public has its way, though, Mr Brown could be stuck with patience for a while: 67% think Mr Blair should serve a full parliamentary term, which Mr Blair has said he intends to do.But gravitas, of which Mr Brown has bucketloads, is evidently not the only quality that impresses the electorate.
However much the young Sullivan was influenced by Offenbach, the influence was evidently not in only one direction.
Social relations are evidently not the only characteristic of social justice.
Timur wrote his own memoirs, and he was evidently interested not only in what Khaldūn knew about North Africa but also in his philosophy of history.
The Miner's had video-poker machines and pool tables and a beautiful stained-oak bar that Wayne evidently had not only built but rebuilt.
Though European opposition means it has now been scrapped, the episode shows the methods Moscow uses to protect its economic interests.In all this Mr Putin is evidently acting not only for Russia's sake, but for his own.
Mr. Boulez has long made a specialty of the work, evidently drawn not only to the formal clarity of the first three movements but also to the challenge of bringing a like lucidity to the huge and unwieldy finale.
