Sentence examples for though not just from inspiring English sources

"Essay" is a verb, though, not just a noun.

Critics are skeptical, though, not just because previous governments have failed at similar attempts.

We want to do something cool though: not just the games, but something extra".

His captaincy, though, not just his on-field presence but his total leadership, was beyond question for those he led.

It takes, though, not just a gambling spirit but unusual arrogance to risk everything on lying under oath in the High Court.

"It was great, though, not just because it was him who caught it but actually that he was on the field when I did it.

This, though, is not just a play for groupies.

Nintendo, though, has not just survived out of the spotlight; it has thrived.

Direction in a production's final stages, though, is not just about setting the blocking.

The Italian central banker, though, has not just relied on this strong position.

Last year was a great year for female directors, though, and not just boutique films that don't get an audience.