Sentence examples for knows might from inspiring English sources

The contingency implied for God's knowing is not that God might have been ignorant of something but that the thing that God knows might have been different.

Activity, as everyone knows, might be futile.

I'd have disappeared long ago and, who knows, might be off somewhere making real money.

I was also lucky in once pairing "fragrant fir tree" with "Larry McMurtry," and who knows, might go back to it in a pinch almost any December now.

Chung, too bold and outspoken for some, was a potential candidate for the presidency and, who knows, might yet re-emerge in the shake up.

And, of course, it's vandalism — in the vein of urban graffiti — invading environments whose inhabitants, for all any artist knows, might value them just as they are.

I know, might be an appropriate answer.

The devil they know might appeal to the voters.

Stealing food, it is widely known, might get you killed.

Book lovers in the know might dispute both claims.

So let's hear it for America, where our technology stars are selling ideas, not connections and -- who knows? -- might actually make money for their stockholders.