Sentence examples for that might made from inspiring English sources

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").

What a difference that might make tomorrow.

Any other bright ideas that might make folks' lives better?

Others resist saying anything that might make them unpopular.

He never tells audiences anything that might make them uncomfortable.

Here are three steps that might make such roving particularly fruitful.

It is a terrific story, one that might make for its own exhibition.

So long as they replaced less-fair taxes, that might make sense.

It involves a series of modest recommendations for things that might make relations a bit better.

In the next were the wiretapped realities that might make the Statue of Liberty cry.

They were looking for a reason that might make Sam's disappearance understandable.