Sentence examples for though not solely from inspiring English sources

This is true especially, though not solely, of material published in scientific, technical, and scholarly journals.

Traditionally, this approach plays well, particularly, though not solely, with white men, Mr. Nofziger said.

And some of the fiercest conservative pundits sounded a bit patronizing, though not solely at Ms. Palin's expense.

Two more books about the sea should find favor with young readers, especially for — though not solely because of — their art.

Egan, who has run Cubby's for twenty-five years, is well known in Hackensack, though not solely for the quality of his ribs.

That, labor market and other experts say, sums up the outlook in the United States today for translators and interpreters, professions that have grown sharply since the 2001 terrorist attacks, though not solely in response to them.

This discovery of the world, though, was not solely academic.

Though the extent of the budgeting strictures are unknown, and though it is not solely his department, the conspiratorial manner in which he addressed the press on the subject accorded him greater ownership than might otherwise have been the case.

The Seasons in Quincy does indeed come across as a reverential love letter to a mentor and father figure, though Swinton is not solely responsible for the result.

On the other hand, lower-than-optimal levels of specific vitamins, including vitamin D, may increase your risk of numerous health problems, even though they are not solely responsible for these problems.

England, as so often before, are eager to accommodate him – once they even made him captain – and though it is not solely a one-way street he continues to be slightly aloof from the rest of the squad.