Sentence examples for knows may not from inspiring English sources

What he knows may not matter in an Egyptian court, but to the families of the dead it matters a great deal.

Oddly, there was another brief passage in "Looking for a Ship" that might have concerned him, but he made no comment, ever, and — who knows? — may not have thought it over.

But that's what Simmons tries not to do day after day while he plays for the National Basketball Development League's Mobile Revelers and waits for the call from an N.B.A. team, one he knows may not come.

In such a case, the DoJ faces the unpalatable prospect of bringing charges that it knows may not stick in court but could nonetheless change the next presidential race forever, or exercising prosecutorial discretion that few will believe is entirely independent and risk undermining the outgoing president's legacy.

Oddly, there was another brief passage in "Looking for a Ship" that might have concerned him, but he made no comment, ever, and who knows?—may not have thought it over.

"What you think they want to know may not be at all why they're asking," she said.

The truth is that we don't know very much about what promotes innovation, and even some of what we think we know may not be true.

Having been promised in marriage to a man they do not know may not seem so repugnant to poor rural girls.

But while the sea ice may recover, given the extinction of species, a biological (and cultural) regime shift back to the world we know may not be possible.

As a practical matter, a beefier H.G., as it is known, may not really help with the subjunctive or the difference between "ser" and "estar" in Spanish.

When he locks into his groove, you know may not know where he's taking you - but you know you're in for quite a ride.