Sentence examples for not only exist from inspiring English sources

I also think the echo chamber does not only exist among liberals.

Greed, selfishness, lack of empathy, fear do not only exist in rightwing people.

That gay women not only exist but also exert considerable sway has only begun to be acknowledged.

The only problem is, these people not only exist but make and enforce the laws in Russia.

Grass-roots movements like the Tea Party not only exist outside traditional party structures, they are also disdainful of them.

He can't get over his bitter amazement that such a person as Helena could not only exist in a difficult world but, swathed in idiocy, flourish.

Yet with each successive failed attempt to achieve peace, many Jews in America privately acknowledge that mixed feelings not only exist but are widespread and frequently justified.

"This is the first time that a city has said to itself that its memory does not only exist in books but also in images," Laurence Herszberg, the director of the Forum, told Agence France-Presse.

Occupy's version of anti-corporate populism helped to create the climate in which Senator Bernie Sanders's insurgent campaign could not only exist but essentially shape the Democratic Party platform.

The sect, called the Raëlians, not only exists, but in some sense is old news.

Water, it appears, not only exists, but is also moving around.