Sentence examples for which might indeed from inspiring English sources

It has enough ideas for a dozen plays, several of which might indeed be terrific in Ms. Wasserstein's usually agile hands.

Which might, indeed, include sponsoring some programmes there like the Harlem's Children's Zone, which is a wonderful programme.(Photo credit: AFP).

Directed by Mark Brokaw, with a cast admirably headed by Mary Beth Hurt and John Cullum, "Old Money" has enough ideas for a dozen plays, several of which might indeed be terrific in Ms. Wasserstein's usually agile hands.

It was interesting to read Selena Roberts's column ("Jordan and His Image Have Lost Air and Come Back to Earth," Dec. 15), which might indeed have been poignant if the subject wasn't Michael Jordan.

If we change perspectives, say to that from another planet (which might indeed be inhabited) and take it to be center, then earth might be zenith.

The main achievement of The Interview, which might indeed make it a threat to North Korea, is that it effectively portrays Kim as a ridiculous figure.

When Blandy proposed an all-Navy board to evaluate the results, Senator McMahon complained to Truman that the Navy should not be "solely responsible for conducting operations which might well indeed determine its very existence".

It is the dying of the light against which we are constantly raging, the light over which death might indeed have some dominion, as it is part sunset, part nightfall, the gloaming, eventide, or prologue to the end.

Asked where he would get £12bn to cut VAT for a year, his answer was growth – which it might indeed produce, though hardly enough to send £12bn flowing into the Treasury in a year.

An effect of sulfonylureas was observed on ischemic preconditioning (5), offering a mechanism by which tolbutamide might indeed have caused adverse outcome.

However, participants who developed a disease after baseline might indeed have changed lifestyle, which might cause misclassification when using baseline characteristics.