Sentence examples for describing might from inspiring English sources

What I'm describing might sound extremely left wing, but the granddaddy of rightwing economists, Milton Friedman, described it as the, "least bad tax": that is LVT – land value tax.

Judge John C. Lifland of Federal District Court in Newark, who is presiding over the case, warned the jurors, who know that Mr. Faison is dead, to disregard the pathologist's many references to how the physiological changes he was describing might cause a person to die.

The kind of customer Ms. Lazar described might well earn a six-figure income.

Much of what I have described might seem like the footling ephemera of political life.

In such a scenario, tragedies like the one you describe might be avoided.

Now has come the role that 'God's gift to women and ballet', as he was once described, might almost have been born for: Don Juan.

I know that many of the people in the situations I have described might argue that they didn't mean any harm by their words or actions.

The visual interface described might be a reasonable goal for systems administration in 2015.

Presuming that the December number was between the two, the company's intra-2014 growth is less hefty than the numbers described might imply.

The determinate-record problem requires him to explain how a measurement interaction like that just described might yield a determinate record in the context of pure wave mechanics.

Some of the experiences described might be a bit "out there" and simply not everybody's cup of tea.