Sentence examples for only to be understood from inspiring English sources

She doesn't ask to be liked; only to be understood.

The world where one holy book is sovereign, and only to be understood as written in one exclusive tongue.

At times, the origin or meaning of a vision may be unclear, only to be understood by the artist well after a work is completed.

"Eternal life" in the Christian sense is thus not identical with "immortality of the soul"; rather, it is only to be understood in connection with the expectation of the resurrection.

"I think of this book, then, as a sort of natural history or anthology of hallucinations, describing the experiences and impact of hallucinations on those who have them, for the power of hallucinations is only to be understood from first-hand accounts", Sacks writes in the introduction.

This answer-that-isn't-an-answer evokes the Brando of "The Wild One," who, when asked what he is rebelling against, insolently says, "What have you got?," but this boy, Ryan Atwood Benjamin McKenziee), is closer to James Dean's troubled teen-ager in "Rebel Without a Cause," who wants only to be understood and to fit in.

The mechanisms underlying As2O3-mediated apoptosis are only beginning to be understood, but appear to be distinct from those employed by traditional cytotoxic agents.

The physiologic role for peripheral FXR is only beginning to be understood, but in adipocytes, for example, FXR appears to play a role in differentiation and maturation (38).

Divergences are responsible for tree-like evolution and the underlying tree-like evolutionary mechanisms responsible for them are well known, but convergences are only beginning to be understood.

Several CLRs have been implicated in the recognition of Leishmania species, but their role is only starting to be understood.

We not only have a lot in common with microbes, in a way that is only beginning to be understood, we are microbes.