Sentence examples for the only manner from inspiring English sources

This is not the only manner in which Bennett gives himself away.

He might have asked Little Brother into his room instead of choosing, fatally, to keep him out in the only manner he must have thought possible.

Out of the Blue ended in the only manner it reasonably could – with a track that sounded like an experiment to discover just how epic a pop song could possibly get.

Those who hold that this is the only manner in which deflation affects the external balance are especially opposed to relying on deflationary policies alone to eliminate a deficit in conditions in which aggregate domestic demand is not running above the supply potential.

CAIRO — As his popular television show returned to Egypt's airwaves on Friday after a long hiatus, Bassem Youssef, an Egyptian satirist, took a swipe at the country's new military leadership in perhaps the only manner such criticism remains possible: with great care.

But that does not mean that that is the only manner in which we can get the rare earths we desire.

Because of interesting properties of reversible computing, implementing computing devices with reversible manner is the only way to make the reversible computing a reality.

With Kurds almost one third of its population, a Turkish adherence to the EU with full participation by the Kurds in a non-Sectarian manner is the only way to provide stability and security over the long term.

For taking the king's son, who was then a child, in his arms, he laid himself down at his hearth, this being the most sacred and only manner of supplication among the Molossians, which was not to be refused.

The resulting set of gestures was then categorised as follows: for the "swing" event the gesture was categorised as either "Arc-shaped" or "Straight"; and for the "roll" event the categories were "Path only", "Manner only" or "Manner and path conflated".

I felt that the story was coming to me in free fall, and not in the "only connect" manner, or like the assembly of a train.