Sentence examples for in which alone from inspiring English sources

In his own not easily understandable words, possibly clearer in the original German: Objective is the fractured landscape, subjective the light in which — alone — it glows into life.

For the faculty of desire, as a higher faculty operating under the concept of freedom, only reason (in which alone this concept has a place) prescribes laws a priori.

In addition, Article 29 states: "[e]veryone has duties to the community in which alone the free and full development of his personality is possible".

Any answers it thereby receives for its questions no longer correspond to the very course of actual life in which alone they would be meaningful.

In the sixth chapter of the Regulae, 'On the three categories', i.e on place, quantity and quality, in which alone motion can occur, William works with kinematic problems.

Common sense does not ask "what" things are, Rosenzweig suggests, not because it lacks curiosity, but because it recognizes implicitly that all things and persons we encounter in life are part of a course of development in which alone they realize themselves as "what" they are.

Outbreaks have also been reported in British Columbia, Oregon and Washington State, which alone has recorded at least 100 cases, according to the Food and Drug Administration.

In Méribel, which alone gets 150,000 Brits annually (and was founded by a British colonel) it feels as if you can go days without hearing a local voice.

However, the total value nearly doubled to €17.4bn thanks to Visa's flotation on the New York Stock Exchange in February, which alone raised €11.5bn.

There are two reasons for this - first the catch-up effect in construction, which alone contributed 0.3 percentage points to growth.

Such suits, Mr. Riedinger said, seek "to circumvent the ongoing policy debate in Congress, which alone has the authority to make or change federal environmental laws".