Sentence examples for begins only with from inspiring English sources

… Your belief in the mendacity of the state … begins only with a jackboot at the door.

The Bible, he says, is where Christians and Jews meet; their debate begins only with the New Testament.

A first course might be a salad of avocado, with beets and leeks, but often the meal begins only with a mixed-fruit-and-vegetable cocktail extracted in an electric juicer.

The story proper begins only with the emergence of certain modern conventions — the widespread use of standing armies in set-piece battles; the development of legal norms with international applicability — in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Dehaene claims that conscious perception begins only with the "ignition" of that larger global network; activity in the primary sensory areas will not suffice no matter how intense or recurrent (though see the contrary view of Victor Lamme in section 9.7).

Rochester, which began only with graduate programs, accepted almost 100 students for this academic year.

An attempt to incorporate these lands began only with the Qing dynasty's conquests in the mid-18th century.

Their leader, Rauf Denktash, has repeated the threat that, if talks begin only with the Greek side, northern Cyprus might be integrated into Turkey.

We know that it does not begin only with bombs and rockets, but with fanaticism and pride, stupidity and contempt, ignorance and hatred.

Although there were some valuable early studies, research on a large scale and application of the proved methods of philology and history of religions began only with the work of Gershom G. Scholem (1897 1982) and his disciples.

Director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu and co-writer Alexander Dinelaris had planned for the movie to end where it began, only with Johnny Depp sitting in his dressing room as himself, trying desperately to break free from the shackles of Pirates of the Caribbean.