Sentence examples for only to quote from inspiring English sources

Most recently, Al Gore, in an interview with The New York Times last week, was moved not only to quote Mr. Dylan's words, as he has done many times, but to sing them.

The majority opinion in Abrams was repudiated in many later Supreme Court cases which cited it only to quote from Justice Holmes' dissent.

But consciousness emerges only when – to quote the book's title – self comes to mind, so that in key brain regions, the representational maps of sensory experience intersect with the encoded experiences of past that self provides.

But as much as we desire a playoffs berth after four long years of drought, as much as winning is the only thing, to quote a certain Vince Lombardi, as much as I would be devastated if I watch football in January only with other teams, in a sense it does not matter.

"The only protocol, to quote Ikram, was that 'It has to sparkle,' " he said.

It is only necesssry to quote the concluding paragraph: "Therefore, I say to you, let Europe arise … Great Britain, the British Commonwealth of Nations, mighty America and I trust Soviet Russia … must be the friends and sponsors of the new Europe and must champion its right to live and shine".

We talked about reductionism and whether consciousness will always elude us as a scientific concept, what a colleague of mine, a philosopher, calls cognitive closure.' If you wanted to mock Miller, which, admiring his myriad-mindedness, his playful way with ideas, and his verbal energy, I do not, you would only need to quote this sentence.

"You're only going to quote five words that I say in your article.

I suppose either is possible and the former has, I think, actually happened once or twice in human history – but this offers only an opportunity to quote, as so often in these paranoid days of ID checks and CCTV cameras, the old Ben Franklin line: "He who values security above liberty deserves neither".

Then the credits roll, the lights come up, and the teenagers inwardly smile and sigh with relief, thinking, "Hey, it was only a movie!" To quote from "The Exorcist"'s Lt. Kinderman, "I mention it only in passing".

You can only fail better – to quote Samuel Beckett – if you admit failure in the first place.