Sentence examples for i may study from inspiring English sources
"I seek, therefore, in the acquaintances I make, not other professors, not other book-politicians, but men who have direct touch of the world; in order that I may study affairs rather than doctrine.
They do things differently there, for sure, but while I may study the phrasebook and buy a few local handicrafts, I don't invest too much in the place, because unlike the natives I'm aware that we will all, without exception, soon be moving on.
"I sometimes think I may still study medicine".
Is it not possible that they may study these voting patterns and have the wisdom and political acuity to support the residents?
But I've come across a number of young people who say, well there aren't any jobs in any field, so I may as well study something I like.
It is also self-justification: I may not have studied Hegel and Uta Hagen, C.K. is saying, but I have slept in musty motels in fifty states, and I have crashed a motorcycle, and I once found a computer on the street and reassembled it by hand, and that makes me a more interesting artist.
"While I may not be studying it directly, it's still forming the way that I look at the scientific questions I tackle everyday".
"But what was the island, Lauren?" Now I'm no Doc Jensen, I may not have studied all the clues that Lost presented but I did walk away with my own belief about the moral of the story.
I often have had students say to me, "Well, this is the last time I will be able to take a month to travel," or "I may never be able to study painting again," and my response is always, "Says who?" While making a decision of where to go to graduate school or what job to take is important, it is also just part of long chain of choices we make in life.
I may not be able to study in a good university because of the declining value of the rupee.
