Sentence examples for might be borrowed from inspiring English sources

The style might be borrowed, but for the thousands who bought it, it represented something "cool".

Some of death's terrifying force, his poetry suggests, might be borrowed, and used, for the purposes of life.

But it's what's new and individual about this symphony that's more striking than what might be borrowed.

And yet, somehow, the gardeners' tricks hint at deeper truths — perspectives that, though they might be borrowed, are also grounding and ennobling.

A form might be borrowed from another context, yet it always appears perfectly suited to its role in these miniature settings.

Money might be borrowed for new technology-based ventures from commercial lenders, perhaps leveraged by the proposed state-supported "Bank for Business".

A more accurate subtitle for the Met show might be "Borrowing a National Identity"; it suggests, ironically, just how successful the French were in exporting their own national identity — "the tournure of a princess" — to this side of the Atlantic.

Donald Trump might be borrowing the G.O.P. like a family car he can take for a joy ride and trash, but that doesn't mean he's flouting all of the family traditions.

Who knows, soon you might be borrowing their hedge trimmer or hiring their teenager as a babysitter.

The sense and subjects might be borrow'd plentifully from the Proverbs of Solomon, from all the common appearances of nature, from all the occurrences in the civil life, both in city and country: (which would also afford matter for other Divine Songs).

And a possible solution might also be borrowed from urban planning: build upwards.