Sentence examples for far not only from inspiring English sources

Wang said she considered it her greatest satisfaction so far — not only because it secured an Olympic berth.

But these arguments over art are raising the question that towns may be going too far not only aesthetically, but also legally.

For American Jews in the 1960's, to see Tevye on Broadway was a reminder of how far not only he, but also they, had come.

It also represents Ms. Tepper's biggest investment in the theater thus far, not only financially but also in terms of control; her previous projects have largely been in partnership with other, more experienced hands.

They won't get stuck to pets, clothes or kids that swipe past, and mine have so far not only proved really effective at catching whitefly, they've mopped up the fungus gnats that can damage seedlings and cuttings.

Taken together the installments of Mr. Caro's monumental life of Johnson so far not only create a minutely detailed picture of an immensely complicated and conflicted individual, but they also form a revealing prism by which to view the better part of a century in American life and politics during which the country experienced tumultuous and divisive social change.

Climate change is an important but by far not the only pressure on the terrestrial biosphere.

Ferguson got the headlines, but Ferguson is by far not the only city in [the] St . Louis[area] with racial problems.

Windsor Terrace is by far not the only city neighborhood to lack a full-service supermarket.

Thus, it is clear that my green-eyed counterpart's nonexistence is by far not the only difference between it and myself.

The Swiss were by far not the only members of the empire who refused to accept the resolutions, but Maximilian would use their refusal later as a pretext to place the Swiss Confederacy under an imperial ban (Reichsacht).