Sentence examples for wondering not from inspiring English sources

Several times I found myself wondering — not only on account of his velvety prose — if he sings.

All of which leaves her wondering not just who she is supposed to be, but what she is worth.

They're wondering not so much what the winner's name will be, but especially what policies will follow".

But Rio's anxious population is already wondering not so much how the Games have gone as what will happen afterwards?

At this point, those involved in the Cup are wondering not only when the series will begin, but also whether it can conclude any time soon.

As she recounted that, she gave Stephanopoulos a quizzical look, as if wondering, not for the first time, where Trump had been going with that.

Harley?" he wonders, not looking wildly bothered (it's Crowley).

Meili wonders not why the woman chose to end her life, but why she chose drowning.

How can the greater cognitive demands that television makes on us now, he wonders, not matter?

Some Egyptians wonder, not entirely in jest, whether he might not, in a monarchical way, be grooming a son.

(At this point, I wondered, not for the first time, where, if anywhere, Schaap was going with this).