Sentence examples for is admitted only from inspiring English sources
She is admitted only because she has a friend who has a contact with a maitre' d there.
He is admitted, only to be dumped with other asylum seekers in sheds that "could once just as easily have contained sacks of cereals or bags of cement".
Anyone who reads Barthes on the myth of steak frites, or the recipes in nineteen-fifties Elle magazines—"A peasant dish is admitted only on occasion as the rustic whim of blasé city folk"—will immediately understand that the American professor is one more dupe of a consumer mentality that leads us to haplessly confuse our gastronomic, religious, and intellectual experiences of other cultures.
Anyone who reads Barthes on the myth of steak frites, or the recipes in nineteen-fifties Elle magazines — "A peasant dish is admitted only on occasion as the rustic whim of blasé city folk" — will immediately understand that the American professor is one more dupe of a consumer mentality that leads us to haplessly confuse our gastronomic, religious, and intellectual experiences of other cultures.
Therefore, a new flow is admitted only if there is enough local and neighboring bandwidth resources to support the flow.
Through April 8 So fragile are the sculptures in Tom Friedman's solo show -- his most impressive in New York so far, which is saying a lot -- that the gallery is admitting only two viewers at a time.
Because of its H-1B visa plan, the U.S. is admitting only a third of the peak number it did five years ago.
SIS's existence was admitted only in 1994.
Many patients in public psychiatric hospitals were admitted only after a court order, Mr. Jaffe said.
In fact, the massacre had been perpetrated by the Russians, something that was admitted only decades later.
