Sentence examples for only as different from inspiring English sources
(She thought of herself not only as different but as a special case to whom most ground rules didn't apply).
"We seek," he said in his Nobel Prize lecture, "a mathematically unified field theory in which the gravitational field and the electromagnetic field are interpreted only as different components or manifestations of the same uniform field".
Plato took pains to depict Socrates not only as different from the sophists, but as opposed to them on many points.
Throughout history, and in virtually every society, men and women have been viewed not only as different, but also as unequal in status and in power.
He viewed the ancient language not only as different but as superior to that of the present and explained linguistic change not as the product of inevitable historical transformation but as the consequence of the pernicious influence of what he termed karagokoro ("Chinese mind").
They should be considered only as different subfamilies of Galileo in the genome of D. buzzatii and will be denoted hereafter as GalileoG, GalileoN and GalileoK, respectively.
Remember that if the test indicates the variable is not significant, it is pertinent to this model only, as a different model may have different results.
The lords were seen, not only as a different class, but as a different and superior race of people, with their own language and civilization, unrelated to the folk culture of the peasants in their midst, and this was the basis of their right to rule.
Minor differences only manifest as different relative intensities of the Q1 Q4 fragments in NBD1.
He immediately counters that Socrates' day is like a sail: a day can be in many separate places at the same time only inasmuch as different parts of it are over the separate places, just as a sail can cover many separate people only inasmuch as each person is covered by a different part of the sail.
"But at the same time these art shows are only as interesting as different regions can present something distinctive".
