Sentence examples for only to propose from inspiring English sources

But you'll never catch me lamenting at length about how upset I am that Trey Songz, Frank Ocean, Ryan Phillippe, Jesse Williams or Michael B Jordan have failed not only to propose marriage, but even take me on a date.

To explore the positive and negative sides of the manliness myth, Fincher had only to propose a single character, a man with a "disassociated" personality (Brad Pitt's enraged Tyler Durden is the alter ego of Edward Norton's unnamed, milquetoast protagonist).

Some Democrats countered that Mr. Bush sounded in his address like he was building up for making the case for far more ambitious stem-cell research only to propose a compromise that did not live up to his remarks.

The makers of Monty Python's "Life of Brian" dared only to propose that a very naughty boy had been born at the same time as Jesus in a stable adjoining his.

Recently, during my doctoral research, my theoretical contribution was not only to propose the Principles and the Practice of Sustainable Design Communication (SCD) but as well to define them as a new discipline.

In 1947, George C. Marshall, President Harry S. Truman's newly appointed secretary of state, went to Harvard for what the State Department advised was a "routine commencement speech," only to propose the huge postwar economic aid program for Europe known as the Marshall Plan.

Having a broad knowledge of such security solutions is a prerequisite not only to proposing new solutions, but also to further advancing, re-using and adapting existing solutions to future publish/subscribe architectures.

We have a feeling Cindrich won't be the only Whovian to propose in such epic manner: The groom-to-be just posted a photo series showing how he built the life-size T.A.R.D.I.S. replica.

These two politicians are far from the only ones to propose strict limits on how doctors may prescribe opioids.

Sheppard is not the only astronomer to propose that a putative planet, called Planet Nine or Planet X, lurks at the dark edge of the solar system.

Burton, Browne and Smith were not the only ones to propose festivity as a cure for melancholy, and there is reason to believe that whether through guesswork, nostalgia, or personal experience, they were on to something important.