Sentence examples for may only think from inspiring English sources

You may only think you remember correctly what the doctor said.

But I may only think so because I've just seen kale mentioned in a story about vegetables.

Gilroy's depiction of the workings of a dysfunctional system — and of a truth-teller who says, in court and to its officials, what others may only think — is the film's raison d'être, and it's all the more disheartening that, with such an idea and such an impulse, Gilroy didn't take the idea, or the character of Roman, to the extremes that the movie implies.

Nakamoto may  only think of Bitcoin as an experiment that got out of hand, but we won't know unless he talks about it.

You may only think you don't need to hear every single take of "Like A Rolling Stone," but you are quite mistaken.

As well, they may only think of birth control in terms of pregnancy prevention and since they may be dating women beyond child-bearing years they are not thinking outside this concept.

There are some people around who only think they may have heard of you!Elio Desiderio Dear Diary: In a sweltering August more than 25 years ago, on a long subway ride with no seat available, I stood holding onto a rail.

That's as may be: but he only thought these things up as fiction.

"Instead of typing your password, in the future you may only have to think your password," explains a UC Berkeley School of Information press release about new research that utilizes brainwaves to authenticate users instead of passwords of numbers and letters.

The potential of venture capital, Mr Gompers thinks, may only now be starting to be fulfilled, as its advantages for financing innovation, compared with in-house investing by established firms, begin to be better understood.Illiquidity's rewardsThe argument goes as follows.

Do you sometimes think, I may only have 13 years left?