Sentence examples for only unfold from inspiring English sources
"The full story will, however, only unfold in the courtroom, where an open, public, fair and transparent trial will render a final verdict," he added.
In another essay, Schutz depicted Mozart as a social scientist, presenting a succession of situations that different characters interpret, and Schutz showed how orchestral representations of characters and their moods in melody made possible a simultaneity of fluxes of inner time that the non-operatic, nonmusical dramatist could only unfold successively.
The spatial qualities of the pavilion only unfold when accessing the structure and being immersed within it.
In contrast, the SB model predicts that the system will only unfold via one pathway in the small force regime (Fig. 2).
Not only can the mechanisms leading to grid-like activity only unfold while navigating and not during rest periods, they also appear to require, in our model, the exact configuration of input activity at each location in the environment.
The chemical communication system of the bed bugs is only just unfolding, and further analyses on longevity costs to nymphs as well as males who have been pierced is a high priority to fully understand the picture of traumatic insemination.
It's like a measured procession from the world of the living to the world of the dead, and back again, one that only unfolds slowly overtime.
Stock pared early gains after Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, said in Washington that Europe's "crisis is not only unfolding, but escalating" and could not be resolved by one group of countries.
The move toward a more rational energy policy is not only unfolding in labs and factories, but also in the minor rhythms of life in Beijing, where people have adopted simple but meaningful steps to reduce energy usage.
not only unfolds in the latter decades of the 18th century, but is a self-conscious throwback to the literature of that era, which its author viewed as superior to the work of his contemporaries.
The value of reputation as a driver of repurchases only unfolds when organizations comply with consumer expectations (Mishina et al. 2012).
