Sentence examples for may not originally from inspiring English sources

Rosemary may not originally have been all that disabled — she kept a diary and was presented to the King of England — until her father had her lobotomized at the age of twenty-three.

In his biography of the composer, Humphrey Carpenter suggests that Britten may not originally have intended to have a soprano soloist at all, but that Vishnevskaya's singing inspired him.

It is a radical first step towards the reshaping of social norms, whereby in time it may be understood that by giving sex workers the tools and support to improve their health, their self-image and their legal status, they are also giving them the opportunity to make different choices – choices that they may not originally have realised that they had.

For example, the RecAN group may not originally have been as ill as the currently ill group.

And it may not, as originally expected, have to start again from scratch, which would ensure that the prime minister would benefit from a statute of limitations.

Running like a doleful leitmotif through the catalog are such comments as "Cesnola's 'restorations' have drastically altered this unusual sculpture" and "these heads may not have originally belonged to the bodies".

For that reason, Mr. Materne says, officials will try to harvest seeds and disperse them aerially in the region in an effort to start fast-growing, native annuals that may not have originally occupied the devastated stretches, but will quickly stabilize the marshland.

Also it has been tried to test the ANN ability to predict new data that may not be originally available.

However, Atomico's own data does also imply that the majority will still emerge or at least scale up from Silicon Valley base, even if they may not have originally been founded there, especially given that Google, Apple, Facebook and the rest are often the most likely buyers of significant, high-growth tech companies.

Howard Furness, editor of several Shakespeare editions, interprets this a little differently, saying that Shakespeare may not have originally intended both roles to be played by the same person, but that directors combined the roles to save money.

Which is why this Father's Day, I'll be celebrating all dads — but cheering a little bit harder for the stepfathers who have stepped up to be a dad to kids who may not have originally started out as theirs.