Sentence examples for quite the only from inspiring English sources

Notts County were not quite the only story in League Two last week.

That's not quite the only reason Gibbons is joining us today.

Perhaps my decision to move into a home for old people is not quite the only one, but it is certainly the biggest.

They are not quite the only decent people in the country, but their enemies are so numerous, so powerful and so deeply entrenched that the odds of defeating them seem overwhelming.

It worked for artists as diverse as James Dean, Jimi Hendrix and Jim Morrison, and it seems to be working for Gram Parsons, who was a pioneer, if not quite the only driver of the bus, in fusing rock and country and paving the way for the amorphous amalgam that's now called alt-country.

So, although my Dad's definitely not your conventional UKIP voter, he's not quite the only gay in the village, either.

It's all been quite cautious, quite defensive – the only steer away from the official line Liam's comment, at the start, when he jumped a thought ahead and blurted out: "It's not a question of burnout".

This is, quite literally, the only time I have ever cheered a local news story.

She is quite possibly the only seafood procurer to be nominated for a National Book Award.

The Cherry Aid award is, quite simply, the only showbiz prize with any material value.

I bill myself as "quite possibly the only half-Japanese, half-Indian comedian in the world".