Sentence examples for things which only from inspiring English sources

Campaigns reveal to voters things which only the stresses and challenges of a campaign can uncover.

Death, as far as Paul was concerned, was one of the many unpleasant things which only happened to other people.

"I don't want to be in the business of turning things into other things", which only ends up "making the world smaller".

By contrast Plato here tells us, quite unambiguously, that the jury are persuaded into a state of true belief "about things which only someone who sees them can know" (201b8).

Waiting until the last minute to do things which only take one minute to do will cause you big problems.

In simple words positive talk allows the brain to think about good things that would matter for success and it will leave limited or no time to discuss negative things which only kills the time and energy.

"I am ashamed now to say it but I passed my eyes over her as a cannibal views his dinner, my gaze sharp enough to pick the meat off her bones," she wrote, adding: "For a moment she had turned back from a figurehead into the young woman she was, before monarchy froze her and made her a thing, a thing which only had meaning when it was exposed, a thing that existed only to be looked at.

PJ Harvey does this thing which only the most brave artists do -- she lets her own pathos and frailty hang on the line like a flayed carcass.

Otherwise Idowu's mind is fixed on other things, which can only be right.

"He's always doing little things which you only notice in retrospect," said Jerry Flannery, Munster's tousle-haired hooker.

People will ascribe human feelings to, and invest their own feelings in, things which have only the most passing claim to them cats, toys, comfort blankets.