Sentence examples for might from from inspiring English sources

What from here seems to be one thing might from there appear to be something else.

A nation that is committing aggression might from time to time engage in military actions of a "defensive" nature.

"Then one day I heard a whistling sound like you might from a kettle... only the stove wasn't on".

Somehow, coming from the voice in the machine, this does not seem like nagging -- as it might from a passenger.

During six seasons, Carrie changed, as anyone might from thirty-two thirty-eightght, and not always in positive ways.

But Kate Mosse was signing with all her might, from London to a tentful of grateful fans in Toronto.

I don't feel the same weight from my digital collection as I might from their physical manifestations — I feel empowered by having so much information at my fingertips.

The unintended consequence of McCain-Feingold was to begin a gradual migration of political might from inside the party structure to outside it.

Rejecting bribes of kingly power from Hera and military might from Athena, he chose Aphrodite and accepted her bribe to help him win the most beautiful woman alive.

"This is what a sensible commonwealth government does in recognition of particular difficulties that individual states might from time to time find themselves in," he said.

He might, from a bright sunlit street, enter a dark room, detect movement and in perceived self-defence open fire killing a mother and her young children.