Sentence examples for its own sole from inspiring English sources

For example, the Aczel theory proves that there is just one object which is its own sole element, while the Boffa theory provides a proper class of such objects.

The Content of the UNICEF Web Site is selected on the basis of UNICEF's own criteria and in its own sole discretion.

A pianist may go wrong by ignoring the hard truth that his own, sole satisfaction is to be the supreme test of everything he attempts, or he may go wrong by associating himself with one sort of music and forming a kind of society for it, on the craven assumption that that is the only sort of music he is capable of playing.

Annoyed at surrendering 40% of the $100 retail price, Bogdan became his own sole distributor in 1977, taking orders by phone or mail.

The author -- or editor or producer or programmer -- will impose not only a narrative, but a manufactured message, of his own sole design.

And morality would not be such that it would make sense for a person to do the right thing (as defined by the rules in place) for its own sake, since the sole value of the relevant rules is found in the benefits that come from others complying with those rules.

From then on, as he later recalled, "I became my own sole master".

Agatha, who is schizophrenic, was her own sole victim — her stomach, arms, and face are scarred.

To be your own man does not require that you be your own sole writer.

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"The consumer protection function should be removed from federal banking regulators and housed in its own agency whose sole mission is consumer protection," she told a Senate committee this week.