Sentence examples for might made from inspiring English sources

Might made right, and that was no moral precept but a statement of simple fact.

If he (rightly) denies that American might made America right, how can he claim that American decline makes America wrong?

Dennis finds himself contemplating "the years of brag and theft/ The dreary, squalid years when might made right/ This mercenary bounty all that's left".

Even though Tokyo was the capital, Osaka's economic might made it a true rival until the 1920's, Mr. Otani said.

Treitschke raged against democracy, socialism, and feminism (all of which he attributed to Jews), insisted that might made right, and praised warrior imperialism ("Brave peoples expand, cowardly peoples perish").

When the September 11 , 2001attacks occurred, Gaiman decided that he did not want planes, skyscrapers, bombs or guns in his comic— "I didn't want it to be a war story, and I didn't want to write a story in which might made right – or in which might made anything".

"He might make a comeback.

You might make that argument.

It might make people squeamish.

— might make six-figure salaries.

Northwestern might make it someday.