Sentence examples for something which only from inspiring English sources

Well, if the tree is just a leaf itself, I make something which only has that node in it.

Therefore the current international competitions are not something which only concerns the state, they concern the entire population".

The odd seasonal sugar binge isn't something which only kids are partial to; adults like a good old gorge on chocolate and sweets every now and then too.

He's gangly and a little furtive; his almond eyes seem to be hiding something, which only adds to his mischievous appeal.

"Of course, something which only we designers seem to have noticed is the vertical NY in the middle of the logo (a kiss by the muse)".

"To compound this, what seems to be happening now is that fees continue to rise each year but wages do not, so higher education is becoming something which only the elite can afford".

"The vice presidency became a second-rate office, something to which only second-rate men would aspire," Mr. Tally wrote in "Bland Ambition: From Adams to Quayle," and he said that Clinton led the parade of mediocrity.

"He sits at the edge of my bed, or at the end of the couch, there, and asks me if I mind if he indulges in a bit of speculation, regarding something about which only I have the definitive answer.

Down at the bottom of the list of new features promised by iOS5, the iPhone operating system that débuted last year, was something at which only a true text-artist would rejoice: the iPhone keyboard would now come automatically equipped with Emoji, a line of tiny Japanese pictographs that can be deployed like letters.

These weren't high-stakes, big-bucks negotiations, but something in which only a very small amount of money would change hands.

The extreme left called the communist program "counterrevolution," while the communists countered that it was the only way to true revolution, something of which only communists had practical experience.