Sentence examples for may be must from inspiring English sources

That's why difficult truths, however unpalatable they may be, must be confronted head on," said May.

Some scholars have even argued that an Epicurean egoistic hedonism, however foresighted it may be, must logically be self-defeating.

Any corporate purpose, however laudatory or noble that mission may be, must be accompanied by strong governance.

Any urge to hasten the War on Cancer — however justified that urge may be — must grapple with the risk of promising anecdotes curdling into hideous truths.

Justice William O. Douglas, writing for the majority, stated that "the new device, however useful it may be, must reveal the flash of creative genius, not merely the skill of the calling".

Just as the universe possesses its fundamental laws and its finely regulated order — which humans, wherever they may be, must respect when acting upon their environment — the Koran lays down laws, a moral code and a body of practice that Muslims must respect, whatever their era and their environment.

A BMW may be a "must have" car but many motorists see it as a "must avoid" vehicle on the road, it was disclosed today.

You must take into account that no matter how sheltered an island may be, you must still put up with rough seas.

Tough as it may be, I must get on with being a human being now that I'm freed from the trap of being a human doing.

"For the sake of our free economy, those who break the law -- break the rules of fairness, those who are dishonest, however wealthy or successful they may be -- must pay a price".

As effective as the ads may be, it must be hard to resist adding more.