Sentence examples for but only to emphasize from inspiring English sources

Coleridge's genius is acknowledged, but only to emphasize the mystery of its ruin".

Yes, I exaggerate, but only to emphasize the confounding notion that one's taste in certain wines is occasionally viewed as emblematic of things far more meaningful.

This is not to argue that the latter should be required to comply with these government requirements to any greater extent than it already is, but only to emphasize that science conducted pursuant to them is relatively more reliable as a result.

Their juxtaposition seems only to emphasize cauliflower's soft flavor.

To many listeners, the attribution of this sensational piece of information to the British served only to emphasize its reliability.

This classification is only to emphasize the different focus of the two types of tests.

"Back in the early days, I always had a little smoke and fire, not only for misdirection but to emphasize that something magic had just happened," said The Great Raguzi, a magician based in Southern California who has performed professionally for more than 35 years, in venues around the world.

But this only serves to emphasize the lack of certainty in gene structures that exists for genes, like those encoding transcription factors, with low levels of expression and consequent poor EST evidence.

But such differences only serve to emphasize how universal the faith in the Resurrection was amid this variety of traditions.

As for features, the app now puts a stronger emphasis on real-time data, a feature Analytics first introduced in 2011 but only really started to emphasize over the last few months.

But the rancorless goodbye only seems to emphasize what the city will miss.