Sentence examples for if only which from inspiring English sources

"I'm still trying to figure why the first single didn't perform at Top 40 radio," said Mr. Sabec, who has now pinned his hopes on a second single, "If Only," which he described as a poppier summer song.

David Edgar also assiduously redrafted his 2013 Chichester play If Only – which depicts the past and possible futures of the coalition government – to take account of shifts at Westminster; the latest revision, incorporating greater Tory Euro-scepticism, was for a recent Radio 4 adaptation.

Fredi Nwaka used a number of young gang members in the film If Only, which was filmed in Wandsworth, Lambeth and Croydon in south London.

But it does no good to mourn an imagined golden past or indulge in "if only" future scenarios, in which something else -- something out there just over the horizon -- will make everything okay.

Indeed, both made their fortunes from wistful, if-only songs, which sounded even more regretful when translated into English and given words that emphasised the minor key.

This equality is achieved if and only if, where, that is, the equality is achieved if and only if, which is a contradiction with the assumption.

If the beat is beat-only, which mean that it is only instrumental (may be also included backup vocal), that's great!

This in turn holds if and only if, which is equivalent to (11) since for all.

It follows that the minimization of trace(W R) is achieved if and only if, which proves that the minimization of trace (W R) in (31) is equivalent to the original minimization problem in (30).

If only hypothetically - which role in your government would you want?

If only I knew which of the neighbors listens to loud music all night long . .