Sentence examples for it might without from inspiring English sources

It might, without undue exaggeration, be said that the United States entered the postwar period with only a vision of a postwar economic world and few political war aims at all, and thus had little excuse for indignation once Stalin set out methodically to realize his own aims.

To them, life might be without inherent meaning (existential atheists) or it might be without a meaning we can understand (existential theists).

He would be 38 when the 2013 season begins, and it might begin without Lewis.

Universal Pictures has shut down production while it contemplates how it might proceed without him.

Imagine how high it might be without those obstacles," she said.

As a result, analysts and investors say, it is difficult to foresee how it might look without him.

If the Seminoles are to mount a rally and knock off No. 1, it looks like it might be without their starting quarterback.

On CRR it would be really interesting to hear Charles tell us how ITV imagined it might work without costing the company hundreds of millions of pounds.

Many of the reasons given now for Hamilton's unimaginable success were, in advance, used as predictors for why it might sink without trace.

Otherwise, battered by political and developmental pressures, it might sink without a ripple, negating the significant public -- and worldwide -- investment already made in choosing an architect.

"We thought it might bring, without lessening our security, a sense of urgency to the Pentagon not to spend itself into obsolescence.