Sentence examples for might prove that from inspiring English sources

Re "Seeking Mute Button for Urban Din" (NYC column, April 14), by Clyde Haberman: While a study might prove that noise is a health hazard, we don't need a study to prove it's excessive.

"It was towards the end of this same year that Thomas first began to write poetry himself," Haines recorded, "and he did so certainly on the indirect, and I believe on the direct, suggestion of Frost, who thought that verse might prove that perfect mode of self-expression which Thomas had perhaps never previously found".

That, too, might prove that Anderson is drawing from a world rather than a story, which, to his credit, doesn't feel foreign to the director's repertoire.

The record, Gemmell says, might prove that he made all his visits.

That might prove that Jerusalem was the capital of an ancient Jewish kingdom.

Well, it might prove that the Hollywood calendar has no coherent principle of organization besides the Academy Awards.

Rather, they are made on the basis of assumptions that might prove inaccurate, and of visions that might change, in ways that require the plan to be modified.

Until people started tediously scouring through the texts looking for those random verses that might prove their conviction that gays were sinful, I don't think anyone had ever given it any thought.

For Meg Whitman, it might prove unfortunate that she didn't personally understand that point as clearly as the politicos crafting her Spanish language campaign ads.

Actual ballot-rigging might prove challenging, given that powerful rival factions are involved in the jockeying for parliamentary power.

He was impressed by the care taken to preserve evidence that might prove valuable in later prosecutions.