Sentence examples for might bring to light from inspiring English sources

To pump up the action to the requisite pitch, Hendrix throws in everything that an exhaustive search of Amazon and Google might bring to light.

But believing that if he was breaking the law it was at someone else's expense, and fearing what they might bring to light, they chose not to delve too deeply.

The evidence those men might bring to light would threaten US national security, the government says, and so their case against the company that facilitated their extraordinary renditions should be thrown out entirely.

And imagine Justice Department officials compelling OPEC and its co-conspirators to disclose documents that might bring to light exactly how this cartel has functioned.

In an interview with VICE News, she agreed to "stir up old memories" and share her experiences, in the hope her testimony might bring to light the issues faced by those who don't belong anywhere.

This not only shows that you care but might also bring to light any areas on which you can improve.

Yet to me, the idea that a three month holiday to South East Asia, for example, might suddenly bring to light this whole new and more genuine personality in people, just seems crazy.

How might a visual activity bring to light the power of words, the power of participation?

The price of cocktails is nearly as dizzying (580 rubles for a whiskey sour), but the sight of the city's lights might bring to mind the jazz classic "Midnight in Moscow".

But she survived, her essential human decency intact, and there is no doubt her actions helped bring to light crimes that might otherwise have remained undiscovered.

And physical keepsakes, too; this isn't a Netflix documentary where forensically combing over old evidence might reverse the course of justice or bring to light something new.