Sentence examples for may originally have from inspiring English sources
This anxiety may originally have had tacit political resonances.
The limbs may originally have developed more as supportive struts.
The "Beauty and the Beast" story may originally have held appeal because of its relatability.
Nouns distinguish grammatical cases, of which there may originally have been only two: absolutive and nominative.
SHAPE Sides parallel and top rounded; sides well dressed, as back may originally have been.
SHAPE The sides may originally have been roughly parallel, and the top is flat.
The luminous young woman, apparently out with her daughters, may originally have been their older sister.
Further down, there may originally have been medallions with portraits of the Evangelists.
The film may originally have been titled Forgiveness, but Solondz provides no easy path to redemption.
With its period costumes and young singers (basically students), the production may originally have had a charming freshness.
In other words, government may originally have decreed a Sunday day of rest for the impermissible purpose of supporting religion.
