Sentence examples for might heal from inspiring English sources

"It might heal old wounds.

The wounds might heal, but they leave scars which are still very visible.

There were hopes he might heal the world as he had seemed to heal racial and partisan divides at home.

Surprised that a rock might heal her, she commenced a two-decade study of metaphysics and theosophy.

"While the heart and the wounds of loss might heal," he said, "the loss will always be there.

"If I could just heal my dad, then maybe I might heal someone else," she said recently.

Brendan T. Byrne Jr., an investment banker and former head of the state Democratic Party, said that Mr. Cunningham's victory might just be a reflection of the voters' independence and that the party rift might yet heal itself.

Mr. Cain suggested that the Discovery's mission might help heal the wounds created by the Columbia disaster.

The bone might not heal correctly, there could be nerve damage, or the procedure could result in hip or knee problems.

"The scars left by the sexual assaults were deep and might never heal," the presiding judge, Alphons Orie, said as the sentence was handed down.

To do so defies the reality of the dancing, human-size bird, a regrettable shock from which people might never heal.