all one can

The doorway is at knee height, and one narrow foothold of space is often all one can wrest from other passengers.

And, after all, that is all one can ask a good university professor to do.

All one can say is: No woman should be allowed to marry, before she knows her own full worth.

After all, one can only truly love something when able to accept its worst blemishes.

Young men want to be faithful, and are not; old men want to be faithless, and cannot: that is all one can say.

The model in which the table stays put is much simpler and agrees with observation. That is all one can ask.

but behind it all one can feel that there cannot be happiness, human happiness, so long as there is real exploitation.

You are in seawater the amuse oneself of your do all one can, show a head sometimes, disappear in seawater sometimes.

Sec. Rumsfeld: All one can offer by way of assurance is a seriousness of purpose.

All one can see is a stream of packets over the network.

Best of all, one can stop, look and touch nature.

All one can say is that basically it works thus and so, and it tends to effect this and that.

All one can choose only the memory of the past, lonely sigh.

To establish oneself in the world, one does all one can to seem established there.

There is no one-size-fits-all; one can't make judgments about the life decisions another has made.

To the question 'Is theory political? ', I think all one can reply is 'It depends.

This is my dream, perhaps is vain hope. But I can do all one can do to my biggest efforts and come to realize it.