Sentence examples for only a servant from inspiring English sources

There isn't much evidence, only a servant turning on his master.

Fandorin, he said, "is not only a servant for the Czar but a person who tries to act like a free individual, with a strong love of his country, but not for his authorities.

Recent Muslim apologists argue that Jesus never claimed to be God, but only a servant and messenger of God, Paul and others having changed Jesus' message (Mababaya 2004).

"Remember [that] whatever you do, … you are not only a servant of God, but also an ambassador of Islam," she said.

"In Germany then, the humanist movement came in, and education started being valued for its own sake and not only as a servant to society.

And this cynicism toward the joy of discovery for its own sake is worse than ever today, for we are living at a time when college is seen only as a servant to an individual's career prospects.

It is only a young servant, Gerasim, with all of Tolstoy's favorite peasant virtues, who can look the processes of dying in the eye and care for his master with true humanity; he deals unashamedly with excrement and allows the dying man to lie in the one position in which he can find some comfort — with his legs raised, resting on Gerasim's shoulders.

It is only a young servant, Gerasim, with all of Tolstoy's favorite peasant virtues, who can look the processes of dying in the eye and care for his master with true humanity; he deals unashamedly with excrement and allows the dying man to lie in the one position in which he can find some comfort with his legs raised, resting on Gerasim's shoulders.

His last words — 'I was only an obedient servant of my master' — anticipate the position adopted by innumerable Nazi criminals, big and small, in the postwar trials".

His troubles are compounded by an element of jealousy in Darjeeling — he is to some extent a prophet without honor in his own country — and by a public disagreement, which he is well aware of, as to whether he is a great man or only an able servant.

Colleges often tear down or renovate buildings in an effort to provide the latest amenities, in a departure from the days when colleges offered their best rooms, perhaps those with fireplaces, indoor plumbing or room for a servant, only to those who paid extra.