Sentence examples for only might from inspiring English sources

Thinking the "only" might distract him.

Not only might it be just, the magazine editorializes, it might "perhaps be an act of Christian charity and duty".

There are seven places in it where only might appear, and each one renders a slightly different meaning.

Not only might running for president increase your target following and brand possibilities, but you might actually win the nomination.

Breakfast at Manka's, available to lodge guests only, might be even better than your meal the night before.

Not only might these prompt people to try to lift your spirits, but they could be of practical help too.

Not only might this prevent errors but could also teach a few tricks to speed up the analysis process.

Kaufman protested that "Anomalisa" not only might still do well but had put Starburns on the map.

Not only might that mean a waste of more money; but things would also get much worse, quicker.

Not only might a war criminal thus escape prosecution at home, he might well be able to travel freely abroad.

Not only might they face prolonged joblessness because of a change in their credit score, but they may also face salt in the wound: raised insurance prices.