Sentence examples for right only by from inspiring English sources

The plain implication is that these are Brown's fault and can be put right only by a new leader; yet not even Joyce will say it.

But it is easy to answer that where a reader depends merely on the associations roused by the words, he will be right only by accident: as many a young reader has found to his cost.

Individual cilia are identified on the right only by the last letter in their names.

Bohemians had an early let-off when Karadas burst down the right only to be taken down by a clumsy challenge by defender Simon Webb.

But his ouster, combined with the campaign against political correctness started by the right, only helped to strip his controversial arguments of their odious character.

Third, Cameron is besieged from the right – not only by the familiar presence of his unhappy backbenchers but by the emerging force of Ukip.

Its indigenous people, who make up almost two-thirds of the total of 11m, remain downtrodden; its army is still over-mighty; and active citizenship is a right exercised only by a minority.

Still, after reading Fraser's account of Pauline's mostly amorous adventures, it's hard not to agree with a friend of her first husband's who observed that "she had no principles and was likely to do the right thing only by caprice".

There, women sit on the left and men on the right, separated only by a three-foot movable divider, said Cherrefe Kadri, the former mosque president and a lawyer who is believed to be the first woman in the country to hold that position.

Entailment accounts of ontological commitment (§2) get this right, but only by dodging the hard questions.

Porchet, who has an occultist's rapport with her materials, can tell when the powder is just right not only by its feel against the mortar and pestle but also by the nearly inaudible sound it makes.