Sentence examples for might only lie from inspiring English sources

The difference between the "bad guy" and myself might only lie in the frequency of exposure to disastrous circumstances.

Finally, interest might not only lie on motifs formed by outlier nodes, but on all single node-motifs occurring in the network.

Alan Moore and Brian Bolland's 1988 story The Killing Joke revised and complicated his origin, ultimately suggesting that he might be not only lying about his past but unsure of it himself.

If you knew that you might only get to lay with another individual and be seen as a sexual being only once every 3-6 months if all the stars aligned, the idea of consent may take a different shape.

Whatever my generation's failings might be, we are not so unteachable that only lies can catch our attention.

Some female Polybia only lay eggs.

We can only lay the foundation.

They might only have wanted to lie in the sun, but they might also have been on the beach because there were sharks in the water.

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

So being good might only be another kind of lie".

Holding out hope might only hurt more.