Sentence examples for one need only be from inspiring English sources

One need only be reminded of the psychologist Harry Harlow and his studies on mother love in rhesus monkeys.

Yet the work has a shattering tragic impact and bears out the precept stated by another German tragic dramatist of the 19th century, Friedrich Hebbel: "One need only be a man, after all, to have a destiny".

Then one need only be aware of a prima facie duty to prevent what ones current evidence indicates to be bad states of affairs to have all one needs to act rightly, whether or not the action has the best outcome.

A cooked one need only be reheated to taste (and should not be overheated to avoid overcooking).

Lyndsey is affectingly honest, too, about her guilt at "creating two shadow lives, where there need only be one".

It was a sharp sting, but one that needed only be delivered once.

We also note that as discussed, for example, in [497, Sect. XIII.8], one can accommodate local singularities; in place of assuming ((1+|x|)^alpha V x)) is bounded, one need only assume that it is a relatively compact perturbation of (-Delta ).

One need only work when there is a police parade.

One need only look at how Marie Antoinette was dressed and how her hair was done to understand that revolution against fashion, as it was then known, was inevitable.

But if another resume item is needed, one need only look at the small picture behind her desk at the Catholic Center, the archdiocesan headquarters on First Avenue.

Everything that could be had, was; one needed only the will to acquire it.