Sentence examples for seems only one from inspiring English sources

The vans represented the worst kind of divisive politics and it seems only one immigrant went home because of them.

And certainly contrarian positions are useful in leadership team discussions, especially when it seems only one side of the argument has been heard.

There is, it seems, only one activity that's more important to the monks.

It seems only one person was detained by the police at Friday's rally, in contrast to Wednesday's protest, which netted a whopping 140 or so arrests.

The interest groups were unspecified, but there seems only one clear candidate, Octel itself.

For unionists, though, there now seems only one viable party to cheer for.

As they hurled accusations of deceit and corruption back and forth, there seemed only one fact.

Her VSLA saved up to $5,000 in its first year and there seemed only one way to go – up.

After a few days walking up and down the beach and lounging in those oceanside hammocks, there seemed only one thing left for the couple to do.

At the time, there seemed only one problem: Mr. Blagojevich was uncertain he wanted to be a No. 2. Mr. Blagojevich rose to power from unlikely roots.

To a man less conservative, this failure might have been crushing — a demonstration of the impossibility of change — but to Obama it seemed only one more proof that charisma is misleading, that revolutions are illusory, that real change is slow.