Sentence examples for might be unearthed from inspiring English sources

As more documents have trickled in in recent days from F.B.I. offices around the country, a senior official at the Justice Department said that government lawyers remained uncertain whether more documents might be unearthed.

In the former guberniya (province) of Vladimir, east of Moscow, as late as 1914, when a grave was to be dug, a piece of cloth was taken along with which to wrap the bones of any earlier corpse that might be unearthed in the process of digging.

Shin likes to imagine that four hundred years from now shards of his work might be unearthed and collected by some curious traveller, just as he likes to unearth and collect fragments of work painted by his predecessors.

Tombs must be unearthed.

Small artifacts or brawny foundations may be unearthed.

But something constructive could be unearthed from his subtext.

Stories of its damage can be unearthed in most families.

It might have been unearthed by archaeologists from a site where colossal ogres once dwelt.

A giant, graphite-darkened wood bowl 13 feet in diameter, it might have been unearthed by archaeologists from a site where colossal ogres once lived.

The show's displays of favrile glass seem similarly inclusive, ranging from vases whose translucent surfaces appear to be adrift with beautifully deracinated leaves and flowers to pieces whose lustrous surfaces are so pocked and pitted they might have been unearthed at Pompeii.

The Mongolian government has rarely granted such permits because disturbing the remains of the dead is taboo; it is believed that souls of the dead might be destroyed if their bodies are unearthed.