if only

I have some numbers here: If only people who had voted in 2022 had voted, Harris would have won the popular vote and also the Electoral College fairly easily.

Ted goes, “If only we had one more song … You guys got any ideas?”

This Court should not be fooled by the good deeds defendant promises to accomplish if only he could close the detention doors behind him.”

Calling Abrego Garcia’s plight a “distraction,” even if only on the narrow issue of gang membership, as Newsom’s office later clarified was his intent, is flat-out wrong.

She arranges for the wedding to continue as planned, if only to appease Min’s grandfather, who stayed behind in Korea.