Sentence examples for heaven might be from inspiring English sources

Since he's already tasted hell, heaven might be more relaxing.

Take the opening lines of the first stanza: _ Three miles off the interstate is whatever Heaven might be to those who dream Of a better return.

In 1989, in the closing pages of his novel A History of the World in 10½ Chapters, Julian Barnes imagined what heaven might be like.

Only Angelico, in all of Western art and literature, not excluding Dante and Milton, persuades me that Heaven might be really enjoyable, owing to the liveliness of the company.

By Miriam Vedder The New Yorker, August 6, 1932 P. 18 Once I hoped that Heaven might be View Article By Atul Gawande By Anthony Lane By Lidija Haas By John Cassidy.

Everyday life may involve different kinds of cognition, but the world we see through its mechanisms is just as much the product of wish fulfilment as heaven might be.

It turns out that travel heaven just might be down under!

Otherwise, heaven forbid, it might be a car crash or plane crash.

Whoever's running this coy campaign – heaven forfend it might be the artist herself – has played a blinder.

Those unaware of this movie's history should be forgiven if they wonder what in heaven's name might be going on.

Heaven, he hopes, might be a place where you can indulge all the vices frowned upon on earth ("Smoking's allowed, that's what makes all those clouds").