Sentence examples for could really know from inspiring English sources

Who could really know?

Paul Taylor has created so many dances that no one could really know them all.

Nobody in the audience or press row or perhaps even on the Knicks' bench could really know what was in Marbury's heart.

All the same anyone would wonder if you could really know the cost of the choices you'd made unless you'd felt them.

(It's true, Bonnin adds, that other people also tried to argue for Manet's sincerity, but in the end no one could really know: "His canvases are too unfinished for us possibly to tell").

And nobody could really know, at that point, if Sanders had lost California, the state that had seemed essential to the idea that the race against Hillary Clinton would undergo a late-life alchemical transformation.

I couldn't really know.

How could she really know?

None were likely to pose a threat, but how could you really know?

Could we really know anything that wasn't transient, not becoming more itself in the strange, unearthly light of dying?

I countered that he couldn't really know who people like me were just because of my position and education.