Sentence examples for might have sorted from inspiring English sources

You'd think evolution might have sorted this out.

"I think Straussy might have sorted that out four or five months ago.

If he'd had a lot of the ball early on he might have sorted it out, but there was hardly anything to do before Beckenbauer stuck that one in.

More constructively, his executive boldness in handling Northern Ireland marked him out as a big-league player, and he might have sorted out the problems of Ireland had he stayed in office.

Had he lived, Bangs might have sorted out his substance abuse problems, found a tender-hearted soul mate, left the self-involved rock'n'roll circus far behind and moved to the country, where he might have written several mind-blowing novels, for which he would be hailed as one of America's pre-eminent literary geniuses.

"I think she might have thought Shirley MacLaine and I probably, you know, in another world might have sort of seen each other a bit more often, but … heeheehee!

Moreover, Greenwood placed his refuse at the curb for the express purpose of conveying it to a third party, the trash collector, who might himself have sorted through it or permitted others, such as the police, to do so.

A few years ago this might have been sorted out quietly as a consular issue.

The predictable news was met with some disappointment from Harry Potter fans, who had hoped James Sirius might have been sorted into Slytherin.

Until now, if you got into a dispute with your credit card or cell-phone provider, you might have to sort it out in arbitration even if you'd rather file a lawsuit.

Finally he and Alicia trash a rich person's house, mostly because they are bored and they might have some sort of class rage in them.