Sentence examples for one need only walk from inspiring English sources

If lost, one need only walk three miles in any direction to hit either the coast or a road.

One need only walk through the streets of Manila to see how women suffer disproportionately when they can't control their fertility.

"One need only walk around Yonkers to see that it is not true," said Andrea Stewart-Cousins, a Democratic county legislator.

It has threatened further attacks against our homeland; one need only walk about buttressed and barricaded Washington, or board a plane anywhere in the country, to know that the threat is a serious one.

He cites Public School 109 in East Harlem, but one need only walk six blocks north from there to see what was once Public School 168, a school by the same architect, Charles B. J. Snyder.

One need only walk the streets of Midtown to experience the deafening noise of honking taxis, screaming fire engines, commercial trucks equipped with eardrum-shattering horns and cellphone users shouting into their handsets (and my ear as I pass).

One need only take a brief walk through the U.S. Capitol's Statuary Hall, which is not only overwhelmingly white and male, but is also a who's who of white supremacy in the U.S., to understand how Loewen's words apply to the nation, not just the South.

As proof, one need only have looked at Pam, whose expanding belly became so unwieldy that at one point she had to start walking backwards for fear that she'd tip over if she walked facing front.

At most, one need only glance at the opening sentence.

One needs only to 'borrow' what one does not have.

Younger ones typically need less water than older ones, while newly planted ones need only small amount of water.