Sentence examples for each of us might from inspiring English sources

What each of us might actually send, lend or recommend to a friend.

Consider what, if encouraged, each of us might cultivate on that vast fallow plain that lies between the extremes of love and death, the weddings and the funerals to which poetry, for most of us, becomes confined.

But Neiman's focus is on the inner life – on how each of us might get better at growing up – and she bases her prescription, improbably enough, on the philosopher Immanuel Kant's famously impenetrable work The Critique of Pure Reason.

For if we keep going down this road, the "end of America" could come for each of us in a different way, at a different moment; each of us might have a different moment when we feel forced to look back and think: that is how it was before - and this is the way it is now.

Then we might go to some kind of music policy event and meet in person, and then each of us might meet other people at that event whom we will later bump into in digital environments.

"I" connotes no essence (e.g., human): each of us might be anything, and so has, when prescribing for all situations, actual or possible, to be concerned on behalf of everybody.

Unfortunately, each and every one of us might have a positive incentive to try to free ride on the efforts of others.

But we're all different from each other, and some of us might not want to chat about our personal lives.

"One of us might become the champion".

Some of us might reach for the Xanax.

"Susan broke where many of us might bend".