Sentence examples for only to experience from inspiring English sources

Generally, gallery opening times permit visitors only to experience the "daylight" part of The Clock.

Depressives suffer the withdrawal of that feeling, and it is frightening not only to experience but to witness.

Still, the movie is worth seeing, if only to experience a small story with impossibly grand ambitions.

Van Gaal may have temporarily solved issues at one end, only to experience new problems at the other.

But service members don't get that chance before they are shipped off again, only to experience more distress.

Mr. Duval said he would welcome Mr. Duvalier back, but only to experience what so many Haitians did during his rule.

Firstly, interviews of local clinicians and technicians were restricted only to experienced and senior staff.

For black Temple members who'd sought refuge from Southern Jim Crow in California--only to experience racially restrictive covenants, job discrimination and state violence--Jonestown evoked African Americans' diasporic quest for home and identity.

Pitch, on this understanding, belongs only to experiences.

The terms had a special sense applying only to experiences as aesthetic.

The hypothesis is that these efforts will lead not only to experiences of autonomy but also to enhanced mobility, independence, participation and well-being.