For some conservative supporters, Trump says things out loud they may think, but can only say in private, such as his incendiary comments on immigration.
One may think not only that an inconsistency needs to be isolated but also that a serious need for the consideration of inconsistencies is a rare occurrence.
Though his father died peacefully in his bed, Kim Jong Un may think his only chance of survival is change.
In other words, if people feel their government is not heeding their complaints, they may think their only option is to take to the streets.
"Young people may think we only have ticker tape parades when the Yankees win the World Series," said Paul Goldstein, district manager of Manhattan's Community Board 1, which includes the parade route.
You may think the only people capable of snooping on your Internet activity are government intelligence agents or possibly a talented teenage hacker holed up in his parents' basement.
Someone using Twitter, for example, may think that only 20 people will read their message; meanwhile, millions of unknown people may stumble upon the information.
The problem with that traditional career progression is that postdocs often find they can't climb into one of the precious few available lectureships, and they may think their only options are to stay in the cycle of fixed-term contracts or jump off the ladder altogether.
You may think the only reason a dog should be restrained is if it is aggressive, inclined to attack people or other dogs.
You may think the only thing you've absorbed from romantic comedies is that Matthew McConaughey has never worn a shirt, but if you probe the inner sanctums of your mind you'll probably find many life lessons you learned from these films.
