Sentence examples for But only what from inspiring English sources

He is very much a head-and-heart investor, buying shrewdly but only what he loves.

Thus there was no flight but only what the officers believed to be an attempt to bar their entrance.

Bonds, however, is contesting not whether he consumed steroids, but only what he believed he was doing.

He released a new album in 1990, and did some touring, but only what he wanted to do.

It isn't "good" soup that's based on stock, but only what might be called "fine," elite or restaurant-style soup, like a consommé.

They decided not to alienate the prime minister by discussing whether an invasion was sensible or necessary, but only what its consequences might be.

2. Be truthful--but tell them only what they need to know.

Like Machiavelli, he believed that one could learn from history but only what not to do.

Challenge yourself, but do only what you can to start.

But it's not only what's inside that counts.

But fermentation can deliver only what nature offers mainly antibiotics.