Sentence examples for one can wish from inspiring English sources
Of course, one can wish for more much more.
One can wish it otherwise - but wishing it different won't make it so.
One can wish fervently that conversion music, speech and photography were fresher and subtler.
The New Yorker, June 13 , 1970P. 32 No one can wish nothing.
By John Ciardi The New Yorker, June 13 , 1970P. 32 No one can wish nothing.
And you're the only one who can wish that you can do something different and/or love it or hate it.
Chester E. Finn, Jr., an assistant secretary of education in the Reagan administration, wrote in a blog post on Thursday: "One can only wish them well, but reworking this monstrously complex statute is apt to prove almost as challenging as health care".
One can only wish that a similarly spirited discussion, one rooted in the concept of morality, might have gotten beyond religious and ethical circles and brought some gravitas to all the attention to the red carpet and Oscar pools.
They have also been more and other, and one can only wish that the supermarket shelves also contained, like the best bookshops, the "more and other" bit, perhaps labelled with a guarantee to "make you think real thoughts".
It has a fairy tale's compulsion to it, and one can hardly wish other perspectives or thicker textures on Mr. Auster if they might loosen the compulsion and ground the dreamer.
