Sentence examples for only folk from inspiring English sources

It sometimes seems the only folk lacking influence are the electorate.

Beginning in the 30s, she broadcast only folk music, both traditional and modern, at a time when few knew it.

The beginnings of written literature in Sumer and Egypt 5,000 or 6,000 years ago took place in a world that knew only folk literature.

Spurs fans would not be the only folk who rued the late Ronnie Whelan goal that denied Keith Burkinshaw's side victory.

The only folk who relished the affair, I guess, were the board of Moët & Chandon, who could have told her, holding their noses, to stay away from inferior fizz.

And most of the services that lobbyists provide to clients these days fall under the broad title of "public affairs" or "political communications"—forecasting trends, advising on policy and teaching them to "speak the language of government".Nor are profit-seeking businessmen the only folk who lobby.

(I think it's safe to say that hers is the one and only folk-rock toe-tapper about Stanley Milgram's classic obedience experiments).

At the time that Latin rockers, most of whom are in their 30's, were growing up, cultural discourse in Latin America was dominated by doctrinaire leftists who argued that rock was a decadent manifestation of American imperialism and that only folk-based indigenous music could be a valid form of expression.

The only folks who didn't seem pleased were the couple seated behind our winner.

"They are the only folks who own very large pieces of land," Mr. Dozier said.

After all, we aren't the only folks Larry considers intellectually beneath him.