Sentence examples for resides only from inspiring English sources
Meaning resides only in the other.
I was keen to see whether its force resides only in its notoriety.
A domestic corporation, Justice Thomas wrote, resides only in the state of its incorporation.
The idea that drama resides only in conflict is a superficial truth.
Evil resides only in the not-nice people: Nazis and Klansmen.
(The agency's authority was struck down this year by the Supreme Court, which said such power resides only in Congress).
The tyrant exists only in the imagination of his subjects; the master resides only in the perception of the slave.
Darcus Howe, in his recent Channel 4 programme, White Tribe, went on a journey to find English culture, which so many believe resides only in the white population.
"The meaning in the landscape resides only in the imagination of whoever looks upon it," he writes in an early essay.
The film's high spirits are inseparable from its sober purpose, which is to present a gentle corrective to the idea that American heroism resides only in square-jawed, melancholy stoicism.
But the real power, one man tells him — the power to acquit — "resides only in the highest court, which is totally inaccessible to you and me and everyone else.
