Sentence examples for may only know from inspiring English sources

You may only know the word "commode" as a euphemism for "toilet".

'Sometimes a woman may only know one side of the argument.

My Morning Jacket turns in a lovely "Long as I Can See the Light," a ballad beloved to Creedence obsessives but which casual fans may only know as the last song on "Cosmo's Factory".

All three museums hope to keep pinball alive for collectors and aficionados, and to introduce the game to a generation of kids who may only know it from computer simulations.

Putting together complaints for the State Department of Labor, as well as filing lawsuits, is difficult because the immigrants may only know their employer's first name, Ms. Lopes said.

You may only know V for Vendetta from the Wachowskis' adaptation starring Hugo Weaving and Natalie Portman, or you may be distantly aware of it thanks to the adoption of the Guy Fawkes mask by Anonymous and various protest groups.

But Crider believes the US government may not only know where Sharif is, but she says they may also have had something to do with his disappearance.

Loved and missed by all who knew him and many who may have only known him through his art.

For example, may be only known to be around with some errors modeled by.

It continues: "…women's addiction may become only known when they no longer can fulfil the role society prescribes to them: that of caregivers…".

The new manufactured product may incorporate only known molecules, but with new characteristics.