Sentence examples for that might please from inspiring English sources

would likely celebrate — and small-farm exemptions that might please the "Farmageddon" folks.

Firstly video games, in a way that might please the conservative-minded, frequently reward hard work.

Most of her time was spent alone in her garret bedroom, trawling through books that might please Her Majesty.

Nobody anticipated this, least of all the fanatics in their caves, but it is surely one of the consequences of 9/11 that might please them.

Detectives discounted his denial, which was convincing when you consider he had an incentive to say anything that might please his strange girlfriend.

But he struck a fatalistic note that might please the letter writers: "It might just be time to reflect and think if the time has come to leave," he said.

Cameron's majority – however slim – has gifted him renewed authority to push through an agenda that might not please all parts of his party.

But Barclays Capital is working on one that just might please everyone.

In this world, all you can do is sit yourself down and start again and muster the confidence that you might please more people — maybe even all of them.

I also determined that he would have an epicure's palate and so made sure all of his food was fresh and puréed it by hand, occasionally sprinkling it with seasonings that might have pleased Freddy Girardet but didn't particularly please Frank.

It is an answer that might have pleased Tolstoy the novelist but dismayed Tolstoy the Christian believer.