Sentence examples for only the stuff of from inspiring English sources
That is not only the stuff of corals.
"The myth of the slaves building pyramids is only the stuff of tabloids and Hollywood," Wildung said.
It's so grotesque that it's almost only the stuff of imagination, but Jodorowsky's actually got someone to chew on a dead elephant's trunk.
For most of the running time that means your theater may be especially dark — perhaps a small gesture toward conveying a reality that one wishes were only the stuff of apocalyptic fiction.
How Ms. Taymor went from artistic genius, a reputation that helped secure all that money for "Spider-Man," to a girl falling from the sky (to paraphrase a song in the show) is not only the stuff of Greek drama but also sure to become theatrical legend.
Possibly because it's September, when it has become clear whether a romance will last or has been only the stuff of summer, I am thinking of my older cousin, Ravishing Rachel, who, in the 1950s, could walk down the street in the Catskills resort town of Fleischmanns and make old men weep.
The conservatives' assertion that drilling alone is sufficient is not only environmentally irresponsible but the stuff of fantasy.
According to what has recently become a highly celebrated "standard model," ordinary atoms make up only 5percentt of the "stuff" of the cosmos.
Among the nations encompassed in the vast Indian subcontinent, only India became the stuff of romance: the pink palaces, the Taj Mahal, the caparisoned elephants.
Surprisingly, the Friedrich Christian Flick Collection only recently became the stuff of debate here, 16 months after Mr. Flick agreed to lend it to the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, which runs Berlin's museums.
To win the toss on this most placid of batting pitches, hit his first ball of the day for four and then bat all day to be unbeaten at the close on 165 can only have been the stuff of dreams, even for this most prolific of Australians.
