Sentence examples for if only to know from inspiring English sources

You actually see liberals checking Fox News, if only to know what the conservatives are thinking.

Now, by contrast, the use of space assets is ubiquitous; even the lowliest platoon makes use of satellites, if only to know its position.Space wizardry has made possible unprecedented accuracy.

One can see Knowles's problem: she isn't in every frame of Joseph's film, and, like most stars, she wants to be seen, if only to know that she counts.

The other reason is that outsiders – including government – also deserve to know the scale of past tax avoidance schemes, if only to know what HMRC is up against since not all financial institutions will be taking Barclays' vow of abstinence.

Let's take a look at a company's motivation: it is certainly desirable to have traceability of where things are being sourced, if only to know what you think you are buying is actually what you are getting.

I felt that I had to visit, if only to know what I would be excluding my children from if I stopped them going on school visits to this popular destination.

"To be honest, quantum cryptography allows us only to know if someone is tapping the fiber," he said.

A Juan Carlos may have been a bit too much to expect, but Moroccans would at least like a clear a vision of future governance if only to know where they stand.

If you choose respond only to known client computers you will have to enter computers manually.

A romantic vision, he conceded, if only to those who knew what he was talking about.

We need to know, if only to save the cost of these cases for the public purse".