Sentence examples for might have dominated from inspiring English sources

In an ordinary week, any of these stories might have dominated the local news.

In fact, she thinks her enthusiasm might have dominated in the interview.

The talent that might have dominated instrumental music and contemporary composition migrated elsewhere.

They might have dominated the ball but it was Poland who could rue the passing up of the biggest chances.

Daniel Day-Lewis might have dominated Steven Spielberg's satisfyingly traditional biopic but Jones also gave a standout performance as Thaddeus Stevens, a fierce and vocal opponent of slavery.

Synthesizers and drum machines might have dominated the music of the early Eighties, but the bass guitar also became prominent at the start of the decade that taste forgot.

Next up: Sharapova, who had to change her service motion after her 2008 surgery and, for a time, lost to players she might once have dominated.

One might contend that man teams have dominated the interspecies face-offs in the Super Bowl because the N.F.L. has more of them.

Two models have dominated the discussion of how this regulation might take place.

Those nations have dominated I.M.F.

— have dominated the news this week.