Sentence examples for note only to from inspiring English sources
(Since the vice president and his running mate, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, already have such privileges, the issue is of note only to the Bush side).
"Shied of Straw" starts on an unlikely note only to grow more amusingly outlandish, though in truth its story isn't much different from the silly sorts that often fill in the gaps between explosions in standard-issue blockbusters.
Often, we have the best intentions to make that phone call, schedule that client visit or write a thank-you note, only to have our day hijacked by the urgent and unexpected.
Hamid Nematollah's "Boutique" begins on a deceptively light note only to darken in tone gradually yet remorselessly.
Many people tried to go to the roof on Sept. 11, the report noted, only to find the doors locked -- they were controlled by a computer that failed.
Other companies -- Qwest and E.D.S. -- have initially played down S.E.C. investigations this way, he noted, only to change their tunes later.
If Sake Bar Hagi were in one of those places it might be worth noting only to locals and those who enjoy the embrace of Japanese drinking dens.
She was taken to see therapists but, Alcorn noted, only to "christian [sic] therapists, (who were all very biased) so I never actually got the therapy I needed to cure me of my depression.
I laughed so hard at the line "Rene is becoming extremely wary of you," that I wrote it down in my notes, only to read it later and realize it was not funny at all.
For the purposes of this entry, this complication is noted only to be set aside.
In the introductory essay certain salient points from each paper have been noted only to show how 'com parative perspective' may add to, and be integrated with, mod ern philosophical discussion in the analytic tradition.
