Sentence examples for only emphasises the from inspiring English sources

And everything is drenched in a muddy palette that only emphasises the beigeness of the characters.

The acclamation of the sustainable development goals last month only emphasises the range of measures required.

No natural light penetrates the bunkers from which the shows are broadcast, and the decor only emphasises the gloom: black carpets, low ceilings, bland walls.

And having major governmental offices for devolution in London, rather than the place where the issue is most prominent, only emphasises the point.

The contrast with the wiry grasses and the stands of scratchy, leggy heather itself soon to come into bloom only emphasises the waxy perfection of the waterlilies.

Lowlight: "We're going to bring it down," Johnny says as if to introduce a more mellow segment but this only emphasises the noisiness of the assembled Barfly hordes and, one song later, he's back skiffling as loud as he can.

This has only emphasised the fact that the post-Empire "English question" remains largely unresolved.

Somehow these physical limitations only emphasise the show's poignancy and rage.

The scoreboard only emphasised the excellence of his morning's work.

Late goals from the £7m Belgian forward Nacer Chadli and a second from Defoe only emphasised the gulf between the sides.

The rock star tour might keep Bentleigh blue on Saturday, but the adoration of Bishop has only emphasised the unpopularity of her Canberra colleagues.