Sentence examples for only to define from inspiring English sources

Long is shirtless; movement serves only to define his muscles.

The Kabbalists sought not only to define and characterize the Godhead — through a kind of spiritualized cosmogonic physics — but to experience it.

The rightwing populism of our time is comfortable talking about class, but only to define a patriotic working class against a rootless, metropolitan, self-hating bunch of middle-class do-gooders with contempt for their values and lifestyles.

Such an assessment would be useful not only to define the nature, likelihood, and severity of the threat but also [to] identify intelligence gaps that need to be addressed.

I had to keep out of the kitchen, keep a certain distance from my children, not only to define my husband's femininity but to appease my own male values.

Through politics, feminism, private turmoil and work, the two struggle not only to define their lives but to save their neighbourhood from the corruption of the Camorristi, as embodied in the Solara brothers.

As the catalyst for the cultural revolution that was rock and roll, he was central not only to defining it as a musical genre but in making it a touchstone of youth culture and rebellious attitude.

Professionalism in medical students is not only difficult to define but difficult to teach and measure.

Quality of care seems to be not only difficult to define but also not easy to measure.

Our baseline results are also robust to using only country of birth or only nationality to define non-EU employees.

Crafting each one thing was not only helpful to define and organize, but it was also as the first step in claiming the day for us.