Sentence examples for which only highlighted from inspiring English sources

The chicken was bone-dry one night, which only highlighted the excellence of the whipped and buttery starch.

The Serbian police won praise that day for their cooperation, which only highlighted the fact that Serbs had for five years prevented most Muslims from returning.

At the end of the war, the United States was the outstanding winner, having suffered relatively minor casualties and material damage by comparison with devastated Europe, and having undergone an astonishing wartime economic boom, which only highlighted European impoverishment.

Both the Mozart and the Sonata No. 4 in C minor for violin and piano by Bach were further marred by glacial tempos, which only highlighted the difficulty of the undertaking.

His second, coming after the No8 Kieran Read looked one way and passed the other, was a gem and the bonus point try scored by the hooker Dane Coles, after Richie McCaw had dragged defenders inside to create the space outside showed New Zealand at their efficient best which only highlighted their overall carelessness.

Which only highlighted her loneliness more.

They added 69, the biggest partnership of the day, which only highlights the fact that England were unable to benefit from Cook's brilliant call of heads.

Which only highlights the fact that governors should not have this power, and a movement should sweep the country to make elections mandatory in all such situations.

You share their panic in moments of desperation trapped under water, with some gory shots thrown in which only highlights the risks they're taking.

Only a gleeful ghoul from a Charles Addams cartoon could feel good while watching it; yes, you feel good at the end, but that good feeling is mainly relief (plus the tacked-on Bollywood high, which only highlights how unreal that happy ending is). Speaking in Atlanta on Oscar night, Salman Rushdie said, about "Slumdog Millionaire," that it "piles impossibility on impossibility".

Only a gleeful ghoul from a Charles Addams cartoon could feel good while watching it; yes, you feel good at the end, but that good feeling is mainly relief (plus the tacked-on Bollywood high, which only highlights how unreal that happy ending is).