Sentence examples for only augmented from inspiring English sources
The war has only augmented the reputation of people from Tartus for living the indolent life of a relaxed resort.
The rich comfort of her voice has only augmented with time; the disc's cover of Bob Dylan's "Standing in the Doorway" is bare faced and beautiful.
This narrative turnaround is a bravura display of writing skill, and the sense of dizziness is only augmented as he shows Colley suffered many other cruelties that Talbot failed to observe – or ignored.
Its artistry is only augmented by its archival interest, and it was all I could do not to stand up and try to walk forward into the screen, like Alice through a kind of looking glass, and enter a London not so very different from Dickens's – especially the staggering tenement scenes – or even Henry Fielding's.
He insisted that he only augmented his Essays and did not correct them (this is not quite true), on the grounds that each state of his book represented a state of himself: "My first edition dates from 1580: I have long since grown old but not one inch wiser.
Legend tells that Reggie, taunted by his brother for never having actually killed anyone, nailed McVitie to a London floor.Predictably enough, the Krays' long incarceration Ronnie died in a mental hospital and Reggie was let out in August—only augmented the celebrity they had already achieved, tingeing it with martyrdom.
This only augments the drama for those watching from the boxes above.
But I think that a good use of digital technologies can not only augment but enhance direct contact.
When you put more boots on the ground, you not only augment your army's firing power, you give it the capacity to experiment.
But enhancing CO2 levels, Ziska has found, not only augments the growth rate of many common weeds, increasing their size and bulk; it also changes their chemical composition.
Or is its purpose to project an impression of Russian strength and confidence – which means that talking constantly about its brazen attitude only augments that perception?
