Sentence examples for might be pointed from inspiring English sources

Students struggling to find topics might be pointed towards the Learning Network's Weekly News Quiz as a source of inspiration.

The culture, it might be pointed out, has not produced many sunny advertisements for grown womanhood lately.

For those who reasonably mourn the tragic toll of alcohol on American writing, it might be pointed out that sobriety did nothing at all for Hammett's work.

John McCain, it might be pointed out, has a son in the military and has personally experienced the barbarism of war.

And it might be pointed out that he's putting an extreme, satirical spin on tropes and stereotypes that have been in circulation for 30 years, ever since "Real Men Don't Eat Quiche" drew a similar line in the culinary sand.

For the skeptic or critic of accelerated lambing who feels it is not possible or unnatural to expect a ewe to lamb continuously in less than a 12-month interval, it might be pointed out that the native Criollo sheep of Ecuador and Columbia lamb naturally every 7 months.

Their feet might be pointing in the direction of their getaway — perhaps a doorway, or a hallway.

A CCTV system might be pointing in a direction that is obscured by an object, be liable to vandalism or not even cover the crime hotspot.

On the other hand, Deller might be pointing out that our greatest and most solemn monuments have all become sites of entertainment nowadays.

Therefore, their CMT results [77] might be pointing to hypodontia as well.

However, some firms which did not deny the role of kins in the initial stages might be pointing out more from the financial aspects.