Sentence examples for only defines from inspiring English sources

Instead, he focusses on explicating the architect Solness (Dan Daily), and his epic vision of himself as a god in human form — a "master builder" — whose work not only defines nature but surpasses it.

Like Julian Lennon, like Ziggy Marley, like Jakob Dylan, she is blessed and burdened with a name that not only defines an illustrious musical era but seems to sum up a national sensibility.

It first appeared as "Infantile Autism"; it was subsequently redesignated "Autistic Disorder"; and now it comes under the heading "Autism Spectrum Disorder" (A.S.D .. Asperger's was added as a distinct condition within the spectrum in 1994, but has now disappeared, having been merged into A.S.D. The DSM not only defines the condition; it makes it institutionally consequential.

Bernanke not only defines price stability as low inflation.

• Purpose not only defines what your business should do, it defines what it shouldn't do.

Similarly, the Central Bank of Iran only defines establishments with less than 10 workers as SMEs.

Why did these people only define themselves by sex?

They can only define the safest possible world.

These duties are not only defined by the government; they are enabled by the government.

That the praise and criticism of others could only define you if you allowed them to.

"TV advertising is great but how it's measured – you can only define and reach certain audiences – is fairly blunt.