Sentence examples for ideal only for from inspiring English sources

Clarke, she writes, "believed that I had treated him monstrously," perhaps because he discovered that he had surrendered his male prerogatives to a feminist ideal only for his wife to regard him as desexed.

Unlike a plane mirror, which yields images free of aberrations, a lens is an imperfect image producer, becoming ideal only for rays passing through its centre parallel to the optical axis (a line through the centre, perpendicular to the lens surfaces).

Unusual Academy's lessons will be held, for now, in a space in Redwood Shores, Calif., so it's probably ideal only for Bay Area-based founders who can travel to the different lessons over the seven-week period, which kicks off in October.

This makes it ideal not only for smartphones, but also for being built into wearable devices.

After that they were sold to the NDH, where their short-field and load-carrying abilities made them ideal not only for attack missions, but also for transporting ammunition and other supplies to besieged army garrisons.

This combined high dose vitamin D supplement appeared ideal, not only for calcium supplementation but in addition, as therapy for vitamin D deficiency.

Bartleby was an ideal symbol, not only for this new wave of protests but for the original occupy Gezi events as well.

Organizing finances, vetting candidates and running field managers to shepherd the legislative victory, Mr. Gilmore directed a machine that other politicians envy as state of the art and that the McCain camp rates as an ideal contrast, if only for its formidable resources.

Fault tolerance is considered as the ideal candidate not only for the failsafe system, but also for the reduction of the failure effect and the continuation of the remaining task.

Osmosensor histidine kinase EnvZ and chemoreceptor Tar are well‐characterized signal‐transducing proteins; a fusion of these two proteins would prove to be an ideal tool not only for characterization of histidine kinase EnvZ, but also, more importantly, as a general approach for studying the molecular mechanism of signal transduction across transmembranes.

The vertically aligned three-dimensional (3D) architecture of epitaxial NGNWs and their unique selectivity to the specific N dopants make such electrodes an ideal platform, not only for enhancing the capacitive performance but also for studying the role of the CN bonding configuration in its performance.