We only know, from unmistakable evidence, that they came originally from Asia, and lived thus in the land of Egypt.
It is not known when he was born or when he died, and, says a Mexican writer, "we only know that he lived in the eighteenth century by the dates of his paintings.
We only know, from the extract quoted from Diodorus, that the land was leased at a moderate price.
I think the rain came in, but I am not sure of that,--I only know it was out of the way and wretched.
I only knowthat he has brought with him two symphonies, three or four quartets, and a great roll of organ fugues, besides the score of his oratorio.
I only know that Mr. Benjamin accompanied him when he came here.
I only know that on receipt of his letter she has decided on paying you a visit.
I can hardly determine; I only know that a time came when, under some strange influence, our lips were closed toward each other.
I only know her," I answered, "by what I have read of her in the Trial.
I can not remember all the thoughts which have given so much pleasure this evening; I only knowthat I have been very happy, and wondered not a little at my late melancholy.
What fate sent him like a wild thing to the forests, I only know, as you know, nothing but what he has told us both.
I don't dare to think anything about it; I only know that a good son has duties towards his parents, and that he must devote his life to the vindication of their honor.
I only know this, that poor papa's troubles are connected in some way with some one whose name is Montresor.
At any rate we only know of potential immortality in the cells which constitute independent unicellular organisms, and the nature of these is such that they are continually undergoing a complete process of reformation.
I only know that I lost sight of him before I got back.
A dark-haired Allan Armadale, whom I only know of now, and who is only known to others under the name of Ozias Midwinter.
I can't say; we will lay it on Miss Milroy, if you like; I only know he did nothing but look at me.
I only know that I believe to this hour that he was in the Marines once upon a time, without knowing why.
I only know that I swim about in space, with a blue angel, in a state of blissful delirium, until I find myself alone with her in a little room, resting on a sofa.
I only know that it was, and ceased to be; and that I have written, and there I leave it.
I only know that I flung the drunken engineer out of the way, pushed the lever to the other side, and simultaneously threw open the throttle-valve and let on the full head of steam.
The successive tides of faith which pass over the world leave little circling eddies, and I have been caught in one of these; I cannot tell in what direction the next great movement will be--I only know I shall not see it.
I know not where His islands lift Their fronded palms in air: I only know I cannot drift Beyond His love and care.
We only know we were not made in vain, we only know we were made for a wise purpose, and that all is well!
It was probably an alligator, but we cannot tell; we only know it was a particular breed, and only used to convey wrath.
I only know that my father looked at me for a moment as if perplexed, and then burst into laughter.
It is all very mysterious; I cannot account for it; I only know it was so, and that, everything considered, it was perhaps the strangest fact of all my life.
I only know that he was very sweet and kind to me, holding out the delicate white hand on which he wore the fisherman's emerald ring, and smoothing my head after I had kissed it.
I only know it was for a good and wise and merciful reason.
I only know it was to discipline some one, or be a judgment upon somebody, or to show His power.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "only know" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
