Sentence examples for we might build from inspiring English sources

Seligman felt that by "turning toward understanding and building the human strengths to complement our emphasis on healing damage" (Seligman 1998, 1999) we might build the strength and resilience to learn to handle problems differently or avoid them in the first place.

"We might build up their LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter pages, for example," says Sellers.

Might history have offered more tangible clues as to how we might build a better future?

"Maybe it helped, hearing more about the practicalities; more about the actual systems we might build and the checks and controls we can have on those," Hassabis ventures.

We might build a similar case in relation to the (ahem) Emirates Air-Line, the name by which few will refer to the cable car.

Or we might build two spans: a low bridge from Brooklyn to Governors Island and then a second, movable bridge — there are many options, from a typical drawbridge to an elegant tilt bridge — onto Manhattan.

It's something an animal might build, and we're basically animals ourselves.

Uber's Scott Biggart wrote that "our imaginations are running wild…we have no idea what you might build, but we cannot wait to find out".

"They just can't wrap their head around the idea that someone might build something because they like building things".

Then when they said they might build us a new church we thought it would be very good.

Survival might build confidence, and time to turn things around.