Sentence examples for we might turn from inspiring English sources
Are there complex, nuanced representations by other white people which we might turn toward?
Reduced to helplessness, we might turn to art to make some sense of such scenes.
The Pres. has spoken of his fear that we might "turn over" S. Vietnam to the Communists.
I suppose we might turn to the old Christian advice of rendering unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's and unto God the things that are God's.
Basden's script sometimes feels a little anxious to elicit a laugh every third line, as if there's a danger we might turn over and watch something else.
"Then, when we came back to Belgium," says Luc, "we talked about this kid quite often, saying we might turn his story into a film.
We therefore might turn around and once again raise our voice and call for comparative clinical trials.
On the other hand, it is certainly conceivable that some factors we named might turn out to be non-existent or coincidental in a prospective verification.
The first is that regret, like imagination generally, exists for a reason – this amazing cognitive ability is what allows us to plan for the future and, with luck, change things based on how we imagine they might turn out.
MS: When we first started writing, we had several different visions for how we thought the record might turn out and this was kind of more geared towards that more intimate, close sound at first.
If you prick us, do we not bleed?" I might turn to Kant and universalise the judgment.
