Sentence examples for only one example in from inspiring English sources

GREEN -- "Oz" is only one example in a season notable for gay material being marketed to general audiences.

The fruits of Brendel's empiricism may be observed, to choose only one example, in his treatment of the famous four-voiced staccato chords that begin Beethoven's sonata in C major, Op. 53, the "Waldstein".

He added: "There's only one example in 4,000 years of Chinese territorial adventurism, and that was in 1979, when they invaded Vietnam, and to put it mildly they got their [butts] handed to them.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, June 3 , 1950 P. 17Talk story about a visit to the Museum of Natural History to witness the gift of a mounted, fully grown ribbon-tailed bird of paradise, of which there was previously only one example in this country.

When there is only one example in a cluster then (mathrm {CRV}_{i,{text{wc}}}=0) because there are no other examples in the cluster that are different from i.

This is only one example in a whole repertoire of great meals I'll describe below that maintain my success.

Yes, I know the statistics (to take just one example, in 2012, only 27.5% of the artists shown at the Frieze Art Fair were female).

Yet only one example was given in his speech and that was the working time directive.

Brexit, of course, is only one example of uncertainty in the global economy.

Unfortunately, this is only one example of many in which women are simultaneously held to problematic standards and disparaged.

There is only one example of VHH production in filamentous fungi, which resulted in limited proteolytic degradation of the secreted product (Joosten et al. 2005) because of the high levels of proteases secreted by filamentous fungi (Gerngross 2004).