Sentence examples for only to comment from inspiring English sources

"Working there showed me that magazines have the potential not only to comment on but to change society," she says.

But Fox and the producers have been mum about the possibilities, preferring only to comment once the deals are signed.

You have only to comment about Oswald in "Ghosts," "He's got syphilis, by the way," to make it impossible to keep a straight face.

The Annotation Studio program promises to improve upon traditional techniques for entering marginalia and side notes in books — enabling readers not only to comment on texts for themselves but also to share comments with others and to enhance them with links, images, and video.

Digital media outlets can improve the quality of journalism by using new tools such as the CSI-style verification of social media posts and by allowing the reader not only to comment but to correct articles, media researcher Kellie Riordan argues.

Chinua Achebe's essay "The Novelist as Teacher," Ngugi wa Thiongo's Decolonizing the Mind, Wole Soyinka's writing on fiction and the "social vision," and Nadine Gordimer's many essays on African literature all lead readers to expect that African fiction exist for one thing only: to comment on the social condition of Africa.

We all hear things via social media or blogs but I would only want to comment on someone (3).

García is not the only person to comment on Hingis's physical transformation.

As Seinfeld reported, he is not the only comedian to comment on colleges' perceived uptightness.

My problem: The first (and sometimes only) people to comment on my blog posts are my father and mother.

The only person to comment on the oddity of the situation was one of the security guards posted by the bathrooms, who cheered me on.