Sentence examples for really only with from inspiring English sources

Anti-fascism had inevitably had its urgency to someone who was in Berlin in 1933 and lived through the Spanish civil war; but it was really only with Gay Lib in the 1960s and 1970s, of which Isherwood became a kind of literary guru, that the political fused convincingly for him with the personal.

As you may know, Google Calendars is already social, but really only with other GCal users.

Good thing he's with Money, a lovely BBW who's really only been with one dude Jinks.

"That kind of blond really only identifies with one demographic," Mr. Johnstone said.

British independent film really only grew with the start of Film4 in the 1980s.

Whether he is enjoying the sublimity of a landscape or the company of Charlotte, Werther is always really only involved with himself, his own ideas and emotions.

"It's really only possible with plutonium 238 to do what it's intending to do," said Dr. John M. Logsdon, a space expert at George Washington University.

"That can really only happen with a limited number of materials," Dr. Holt said, and all the evidence pointed to massive sheets of ice.

A period of catch-up NGDP growth and inflation is really only inconsistent with a policy of steady opportunistic disinflation or, to the extent that the two are different, of central bank incompetence.

By contrast, a gallery like the Uffizi in Florence, although a wonderful collection, is really only concerned with Italian painting from the early 14th century to the 16th century.

When I put on Mike's music, I realise I'm really only living with an intermittent view of the crescent, and he is one of the few people who gives me a glimpse of the whole of the moon.