Sentence examples for might be middle from inspiring English sources

The university also thought it'd be wise to point out the person might be Middle Eastern.

When the vote was in, some of them suggested there might be middle ground between two vastly different versions of what can and should be built on the 401-acre oilfield.

Instead, the group is hoping "to find the places where there might be middle-ground solutions".

By the time he gets out — if he ever gets out — she might be middle-aged or older.

Now Jude is on the internet dating not-so-merry go round, Tom is obsessed with boutique hotel bargains on Laterooms.com, and glamorous Talitha is refusing to countenance that 60 might be middle-aged.

It is entirely possible that people who might be middle-class and educated would have opinions that are a different from the religious mullahs and mean they were subject to persecution whether they have money, whether they are part of a majority group.

Thomas says she and her co-authors "want to emphasize that just because a woman might be middle-aged, if she comes to her doctor with a sexual complaint, the doctor shouldn't just automatically brush her off [with] 'oh, that's a normal part of aging.'".

Board of Supervisors Chairman Sharon Bulova (D) said there might be a middle ground: building rules that could be changed midway through the redevelopment if there is too much congestion.

"Within that, there might be some middle ground," Pardo said.

In fact, study might be her middle name.

He redecorates his roomy Riverside Drive apartment in a period that might be called Middle Walter Reade Theaters.