Sentence examples for might be summarized from inspiring English sources
The central statement of this article and its theoretical underpinnings might be summarized thus: behavioural patterns, diagnoses and illness categories are made by human beings, in specific contexts through specific intellectual and practical processes of sense-making.
Its point of view might be summarized in seven words: "Oh, those Victorians!
Most of Act I is a tedious push-pull between the two characters, which might be summarized in this exchange: "I want you".
From the outset, however, the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation has wisely taken a long and capacious view of its mission, which might be summarized in its motto, "Remember, Rebuild, Renew".
The Democrats yesterday pressed for what might be called judicial activism, an accusation usually leveled at members of their party, while the Republicans urged what might be summarized as judicial restraint, a label often claimed by Republicans.
Told in a police-blotter argot so spare it reads like a sort of gumshoe haiku, this moody novel about severed connections might be summarized thus: Woman kills husband.
But one way or another, these three Chicago-born and -bred filmmakers have created a subgenre that might best be summarized as the Chicago Macho School of crime film.
Inspectors were sent to the building on Aug. 8 and 9. Their conclusions might best be summarized with a simple "uh oh". Something needed to be done.
"I think that Foreign Affairs would be one committee where I could make a very, very big contribution," said the mayor, whose overarching theory on international relations might best be summarized as Vengeance is Mine.
Told in a police-blotter argot so spare it reads like a sort of gumshoe haiku, this moody novel about severed connections might well be summarized thus: Woman kills husband.
Many in the enthusiastic preview audience with whom I saw the show would undoubtedly dispute my reaction, which might fairly be summarized as: "Is that all there is?" But by my lights "One Mo' Time" is a show that adds up to considerably less than the sum of its parts.
