Sentence examples for understood only in from inspiring English sources

The administration's stand can be understood only in the narrowest political sense.

Nor did the ring have to be understood only in terms of military science.

The parabola of classical civilisation cannot be understood only in terms of its own memories, its own self-interpretations.

The acoustical structure of bell sound is complex and has been completely understood only in modern times.

These are the primary Darwinian themes of the second half of the 20th century, and can be understood only in the context of Bill's contributions.

The future has come a cropper in our day of omnipresent technology, which operates invisibly and can be understood only in terms of what we do with it.

"But I understand only in America can you dream big, work hard and be rewarded beyond your dreams.

When I read the word "avails," in the Whitman, I can't help but think of the word "available," as it applies, for example, to cyberspace, an actual realm we can understand only in metaphorical terms.

We should remember Nixon - the master strategist consumed by his own schemes, the leader who began to understand only in his lonely exile how he had allowed the presidency to overwhelm him, even as he believed he was taming it and turning it into a weapon for his own use.

The period between 50 ka and the present contains a wealth of geomagnetic variability that we understand only in part.

But again, as in the case of the origin of species, this "mechanism" depends on living matter, whose possibility we can understand only in teleological terms.