Sentence examples for seems not only from inspiring English sources

This year, change seems not only possible but imminent.

If taxes are inherently bad, tax cutting seems not only sensible but just plain right.

This type of behavior seems not only to be permissible, but encouraged in Stephen Harper's Canada.

And the software it seems not only has a sense of humour.

The domestic system seems not only to be producing them but promoting this type of cricket.

And that seems not only a serious flaw, but also a symptomatic one.

MAKING phone calls using voice-over-Internet protocol seems not only inexpensive, but so very modern.

That seems not only wrong but disingenuous, a contrivance by a storyteller unsure of her story.

This is why Ledger's death seems not only tragic but morally incorrect.

Asean's existence therefore seems not only assured but, if anything, strengthened.

I think that in this story, metafiction seems not only relevant but necessary.