Sentence examples for may be lone from inspiring English sources

My own kids have been begging my wife to take the Active Mums course, but it appears they may be lone voices.

"Maybe groups and gangs in some areas, but in other situations it may be lone perpetrators, or someone targeting young people online.

Who is the odd man out — or, as the case may be, the lone human being in the primate menagerie?

If Thompson starts, he may be the lone starter to play significant minutes against the Wizards.

He admits he may be a lone voice amongst vice-chancellors who are at odds with him over his stance.

The attack was initially thought to be the work of foreign, possibly state-sponsored bioterrorists, but investigators now know that the strain of anthrax found in the envelopes was a homegrown variety, and the enclosed letters suggest that the culprit may be a lone, white male, perhaps even a disgruntled scientist.

Peter Klein (1998) may be the lone supporter of a view he calls infinitism.

When the violence erupts, it may be one lone gunman pulling the trigger, but it's an entire country full of anti-choice activists who are offering him ammunition.

The sixth may be a lone homolog of the vertebrate expansion that includes KLF 9/13/14/16.

In such closed societies as some parts of our country, education and job may be the lone gate leading women to joyful aspects of their life other than maternity.

Experience may be Williams's lone shortcoming, said Millen, who selected Williams last summer with the seventh overall pick, two years after drafting quarterback Joey Harrington and a year after picking receiver Charles Rogers.