Sentence examples for this might be said from inspiring English sources

And though this might be said of her sculptures too, it would be more in the spirit of hope.

This might be said to be the first lesson he offers to the discipline he is fathering: the psychology of religion.

"Because we're doing this outside the budget process, it means no one has to talk about what the long-term effects of any of this might be," said Alice M. Rivlin, an economist at the Brookings Institution and a former member of the Federal Reserve, who supports a major stimulus package.

This might be said, as well, with any first responder, or anyone who has known devastating loss and disappointment.

Taken in isolation, this might be said to argue for the exclusion of the depolarizing muscle relaxant succinycholine, a strong risk factor for postoperative myalgia [ 8] from anesthetic regimens.

This might be said of Korean users who visited the Q & A website that was established precisely because conversations about sexual behavior were considered taboo in a "Confucianism-based culture" [ 17].

There are various theories about this might be, says George Ploubidis of University College London, who has tracked the long-term health of people born in 1958 and correlated it with their relationship status.

Knowledge in this sense might be said to be "acceptance" (see below) by a wider community.

In this sense, stock might be said to occupy a kind of netherworld between movies and real life.

In this sense, it might be said that during the recent debate over funding the Contra rebels in Nicaragua, American public discourse became positively haunted.

This, in fact might be said to be the only uniform aspect of cardiac arrest, which is otherwise riddled with disparities.