Sentence examples for could also be known from inspiring English sources

But he said the man could also be known only to her: "someone who won her confidence".

The divine Trinity, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, could also be known as Mother, Child and Womb or Rock, Redeemer and Friend at some Presbyterian Church (U.S.A).

As he sat with his champion, whose "call name" is Slick, and whose "paper name" is Champion Arkeno Rodeo Fast Talking, Mr. Bernard, who lives in Lafayette, N.J., had such juicy anecdotes from the road, he could also be known as the Kerouac of the Dog-heads.

"Celebrity Justice," a hybrid of "Entertainment Tonight" and Court TV that focuses on movie stars' legal problems (it could also be known as the Winona Ryder show), got low ratings, perhaps not surprisingly since it is broadcast in New York at 4 a.m.

Shaftesbury re-iterates the classical equation, "all beauty is truth," but the truth that beauty is for Shaftesbury is not an objective rational order that could also be known conceptually.

'Social Engineering' could also be known as 'being a con artist' because that's where a lot of it comes into play.

Although these apparent spacings seemed to agree with the deduced surface structure of cellulose Iα [ 30], they could also be related to known SPM tip artifacts.

Furthermore, gender and fitness specific PA intensity thresholds could also be used if HRmax is known but VO2max is unknown.

On a more intimate level, a hacker could also be someone you know, like a jealous partner.

So not only will information from the Registry provide unique identifiers but this could also be used to know what type of contraband may be on the 'missing evidence.' This information would be extremely helpful when trying to establish an affirmative link between user and target machine.

"While [Bradley] might now turn to [Norman] because he told her that she could trust him with anything, it could also be because he knew she killed Miss Watson before he blacked out and forgot it," she mused.