Sentence examples for kind only in from inspiring English sources

These limits mean the president can resort to recess appointments of this kind only in instances of transparent and intolerable burdens on his authority.

Aside from the odd respectful portrait — and even there a certain condescension may lurk — he was kind only in pictures and sculptures of horses.

Under pressure from constituents, legislators tightened the statute twice, favoring the towns, but some communities have accepted multifamily housing of any kind only in recent years, and for some residents the term "affordable" conjures up a nasty image of indolent, impoverished transients.

(It is, however, possible that my prior wrongful choices or my culpable negligence in forming my conscience put me into a situation such that I have applicable and irreconcilable duties and will be in breach of one or more of them whatever I choose or do or omit: I am then perplexus secundum quid, that is, in a dilemma but of a qualified, derivative kind, only in a weak sense unavoidable).

Aesthetic experience differs from other kinds only in being dramatically cogent.

PMC's mission is to better serve a growing number of mesothelioma victims by supporting the first-of-its-kind and only in-house lab, in the nation.

The United States is not different in kind, only degree; our constraints were weaker.

At present employers pay NICs on benefits in kind only on cars and car fuel.

I was with him when he died, and felt a kind of only-in-New York irritation at the terrible racket outside his bedroom window during his last hours.

With Dodge to show him the ropes, young Oliver moves warily into his new profession, though luckily for him he has the kind of only-in-the-movies clients who prefer heart-to-heart talks to having sex.

Does this light projection differ in kind, or only in degree, from a gallery controlling its lighting conditions?