Sentence examples for might have replied from inspiring English sources

Überall, he might have replied.

"Well, how about that!" Allen might have replied.

That, others might have replied, would be deeply embarrassing.

A different kind of pastor might have replied, modestly, that Christian eschatology — the study of the afterlife — offers few certainties.

Otherwise they might have replied, "We're not really sold on your president either"— and a real dialogue might have begun.

Once again, she said that the President might have replied that he would think about it but might have said something else or perhaps nothing at all.

That you are, indeed, dead - but won't lie down?'Oohoh, I don't think so, dearie,' she might've replied.

Some critics say some of it is talky, but Shaw might easily have replied that O'Neill's plays were no Dumb show.

Many of the firms officially on the anti-dumping list are small and might not have replied to the department's request.

"Off to the beach, dear friend," the voters might well have replied, weather permitting, for the outcome of this election hardly looks in serious doubt, and hardly looks likely to enthuse the audience.

He compared the glistening and gothically tentacled sundew plant, or Drosera, to a "most sagacious animal" and said, "I will stick up for Drosera to the day of my death". To which a sagacious sundew might well have replied, Thanks, but I'll take a damselfly instead.