Sentence examples for hell may be from inspiring English sources

Hell may be an understatement.

The road to hell may be paved with good intentions, but so, apparently, is the road to high cholesterol.

The road to hell may be paved with good intentions — but in court, at least, meaning well can help get you off the hook.

Hell may be a version of the Colony Room, where Francis Bacon, Daniel Farson and Muriel Belcher all bray simultaneously about who said what to whom and who was sick in the gutter.

Hell may be other people, as Sartre bluntly asserted in "No Exit," but mired in my solitary darkness, I took great comfort in the ideal of a literary community -- a fellowship of like-minded neurasthenic souls -- that Bloomsbury represented.

Many Christians do, it is true, speculate that gradations of punishment exist in hell; some sinners, they suggest, may experience greater pain than others, and some places in hell may be hotter than others.

"Performance art — whatever the hell that may be — would have been completely foreign to Chicago, which is very meat and potatoes," Mamet says.

Whatever financial hell you may be in, there is a way out Forget CDs; just about every tune ever recorded is available online.

And any senator, furthermore, is entitled to ask any damn question he wants — about ideology or whatever the hell it may be".

It does take a kind of burglar's guts, but those are the guts that got and transformed this water company into, and I don't say that demeaningly, by any stretch, but... Hell, you may be running the company.

It may sound a little hokey (hell, it may be a little hokey), but Remmerswaal insists that Buffett's core values transcend economics and are simple enough for kids to understand.