“if only”可以造什么句，if only造句

Tillicum: I long for freedom, if only for a while.

Or what's worse, what if only that fat guy in the third row exists?

It would be best if only one bystander responded, the thinking goes.

Thus, if only by some crude law of relativity, autumn is the preferred stock of seasons.

If only I'd been home through the winter, I kept thinking, if only I'd persisted when I'd stood outside his window and caught the odor of decay, perhaps I could have saved him.

Yet this mysterious antelope still roams, if only deep in the Annamite range of north-eastern Vietnam and Laos.

Maybe was looking to me to affirm whatever that was, if only I could tune into it.

Now if only a scientist will discover the health benefits of ballpark franks and chicken wings. Heaven.

In every change there is great opportunity and adventure to be found – if only you look for it. Be proactive. Be a go-getter.

You can increase MAXLOCKS if only a few applications run concurrently, because there will not be a lot of contention for the lock list space under these conditions.

Well, if it really was true then that if only we faced the facts about our mortality that we would live life rather differently,? How could it be reasonable for us to disregard those facts?

Even the women who stayed could be said to have left in imagination, hungry for news of war and promotion, relaying information and waiting-if only for a parcel of refined sugar or Indian muslin.

This is a wonderful occasion for you to capture a sense of sheer beauty if only your instinctive capacity for the appreciation of beauty has not entirely left you.

No matter how little I desire to take up the pen, even if I'm already in bed, the sight of her picture on the wall is sufficient to pull me up to write a page or two if only to avoid the accusation of my memories.

Now if only the robot could pay college tuition.

Does it really indicate that America's jobless could go find work, if only they wanted it?

It was as if Mr Brown thought the ailing economy would yield to an act of governmental will, if only it were colossal enough.

But I feel I've found something that has the texture of truth, even if only a tactile approximation.

Although professing to be bored by these evenings, Picasso went on attending them until 1925, if only to satisfy the social aspirations of his wife, Olga.

Computers will enable remarkably sophisticated retrieval techniques, if only we are able to break our thinking out of its traditional box.

How many times has it happened to you: you're sitting around watching a rerun of Friends and you think: man, if only I could catch a whiff of that hazelnut mochaccino they're all pretending to drink.

On my last holiday in the Bahamas, as I walked along the beach feeling the gentle waves wash over my feet, I felt part of the universe, even if only a minuscule one, like a grain of sand on the beach.

We have much to say about ascension, yours and ours, if only you ask.

The park, her refuge since childhood, holds the solitude she craves -- if only she can make it past the playgrounds.

The age requirement should not be too rigid, if only because without our present contingent of cadres we could fulfil none of our tasks -- including the task of reducing the average age of cadres.

But I was only relieved to have my burden removed, if only temporarily.

AM Christ Michael your Tutor for today and extending MY Tutelage to you for eternity if only you will ask and place yourselves under MY Guidance and Mastery.

And with the first down beat, the drums roaring at the rear of the stage, I knew I'd reached that childhood goal of being "the leader of the band," if only for a moment, if only for a single piece.

Yet the words he spoke in Cairo two years ago might still serve as a beacon to oppressed people throughout the world, if only America lives up to their promise.