Sentence examples for only by recourse from inspiring English sources
About half are able to support their families only by recourse to public assistance.
At the same time, we have derived no satisfaction whatever from the fact that we could open their officer, apartments, etc. Key-hoarding is wholly irrational, and probably can be explained only by recourse to Freudian psychology.
In Mr. Keegan's opinion, "attacks on al-Qaeda and other fundamentalist networks will be made successful only by recourse to the oldest of all intelligence methods, direct and personal counterespionage".
Starting in 1945, he sought out, acquired, and documented works by untutored prisoners, children, people hospitalized for mental illnesses, and eccentric loners, mostly French, Swiss, or German, to make a point: "civilized" art was false to human nature and redeemable only by recourse to primal authenticities.
— with total recall of his experience (it's a rare but actual condition, or superpower), the burden weighs him down with unusual heaviness, lifted only by frequent recourse to booze.
The only people disenfranchised by recourse to I.E. are those native speakers of English who do not have another idiom for side-channel consultation.
And so you can see the strange dialectic developing here: the anxiety aroused by one parable necessitates the consolation that's offered by the other one, but the consoling parable soon arouses its own anxieties, which only can be quieted by recourse to the other parable.
Mark Phelan and Hagop Sarkissian (2009, 179) find the idea of localizing the source of the asymmetry in a single stage or variable implausible, claiming that "attempts to account for the Knobe effect by recourse to only one or two variables, though instructive, are incomplete and overreaching in their ambition".
However, she added: "Permanent-status issues can be resolved only through negotiations between the parties – and not by recourse to the security council.
"It's our only recourse; the only license we carry.
The classic Hollywood cinema made only sparing recourse to such depths, and did so mainly by implication.
