Sentence examples for might only know from inspiring English sources

You might only know Baker from The One Show.

"Yes, but sometimes I don't know it that deeply – I might only know the hit songs".

We're not even talking the more modern 3.5in floppy disk that millennials might only know as the save icon.

Can you imagine them no longer existing?" Two or three years ago it seemed as though that could actually happen: future generations of Kenyan school children might only know about elephants from books and a collective memory.

When he wasn't staring blankly at the stage during Slash, Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators and Simon Neil's rendition of Crazy Train – AKA the song most of the audience might only know as "the opening tune from The Osbournes" – he looked as quietly happy as your grandparents do after a big meal.

For Vikram and his father, Suprio Chaudhuri, both of whom were born in the United States, the concert will also be another chance for them to experience the culture, heritage and traditions that they only might only know from family stories.

His response to these bereavements might surprise people who only know him from the tales about his girlfriends, fast cars and big salary.

One day they might confess apologetically that they only know how to use software-simulated oscilloscopes; the next week they may report with satisfaction their success with a borrowed but real oscilloscope.

For instance, such parameters might only be known to lie within a certain range or nothing might be known about them at all.

Because clearly he is a genius, regardless of what other opinions anyone might have of him (and I only know him through his work. I don't know his personal life at all).

And you only know that he might never come back.