Sentence examples for might have approached from inspiring English sources

"I was rather hoping City might have approached Terry more along these lines".

Mr. Ruiz might have approached this material with Hitchcockian precision or Bunuelesque insouciance.

Johnson was long dead, anyway, by the time anybody might have approached him with a notebook.

He went about his unaccustomed chore cautiously and methodically, as he might have approached a skittish horse.

Historical context does color our reading; we might have approached the book very differently just a year ago.

Unlike an American actor who might have approached the project with big archetypes in mind, Day-Lewis invented the character.

Further softening any sense of urgency Denver might have approaching the trade deadline is the potentially eminent debut of their biggest free agent acquisition last summer, two-time All-Star point guard Isaiah Thomas, who may or may not make his Nuggets debut in mid-February, depending on who you ask.

It's true I might've approached it differently.

I might have waited or I might not have approached the topics with such urgency and clarity, and she might have faced some unthinkably high cost because of it.

Other writers might not have approached it so literally, but I have always been enthralled with the history.

Takeover speculation continued strong, with some feeling that the Westinghouse Electric Corporation or Philip Morris Inc. or both might have been approached by CBS.