Sentence examples for trying only for from inspiring English sources

The prizes for physics, chemistry, and medicine are never given for trying, only for succeeding.

Many people believe that Main Justice is far too timid in its F.C.P.A. prosecutions, trying only for home-run cases that are easy to win.

The photographers were tried only for taking pictures of Dodi Fayed.

Sending the foreigners home With allies like this… Vroom-vroom in the bush ReprintsDespite allegations that Mr Ouérémi was involved in the massacre, he looks likely to be tried only for occupying the forest.

The bustling Maroons backrower seemed to crash over midway through the second stanza for the opening try only for the video ref to deny the former Broncos skipper after Hayne dislodged the ball.

The defendant enjoys certain privileges: as a former head of state, he will be tried by the Supreme Court, and under international law he can be tried only for those matters on which the Chilean judges approved his extradition.In 1992 Mr García himself sought asylum in Colombia, fearing corruption charges from Mr Fujimori (they were eventually dropped).

The jury was not permitted to hear this evidence because of the legal principle that the accused in a criminal case is to be tried only for the crime charged, not for his character or other conduct; "prior bad acts" are generally supposed to be inadmissible as evidence.

Wolves hit back with a converted Joel Monaghan try, only for Brown to slot a drop-goal to make it 19-6 at half-time.

Dan Fleming made the most of some weak tackling to score Wales' second try only for Gareth Ellis to hit back, barging over from close range after a kick was charged down.

Within weeks of their return from the tournament, Williams, 34, scored a final Wales try only for the Wallabies to again came out on top, this time in Cardiff.

Physical appearance is of less importance for a believable character (try only for key details that illuminate their personalities).