The Passing of the Third Floor Back might just as correctly be announced as a play in three acts instead of "An idle fancy in a Prologue, a Play, and an Epilogue.
Similarly the Prologue to Tennyson's Becket might just as well be called Act I, except that this nomenclature would give the play six acts.
In the first act he might just as well have been talked about as shown, and in the second act what he did could well have been done by one of the other important characters.
But I've been travelling about so many places now, I might just as well make the trip over there.
E might just as well 'ave let me do them bloaters,' he muttered to himself, regarding Crass malignantly through the crack of the door.
It might just as well be marked five pounds as far as we're concerned,' replied Owen.
Since he cannot enjoy the advantages of civilization he might just as well be a savage: better, in fact, for a savage knows nothing of what he is deprived.
We must let the room and it might justas well be him as anyone else.
We might just as well have put in railroad bonds, but we didn't know how many railroads would default in their interest.
We might just as well have put in real estate, but we didn't know whether the neighbors of the banker would appraise the real estate at its actual cash-selling value.
We might just as well have put in state bonds as security for those bank notes.
I guess I might just as well get up, though, for I feel as if I were starving to death.
It might justas well be a thousand as far as I'm concerned.
And if we don't we might justas well take the driver's advice and go home again.
Everybody would see that you're a clergyman, and I might just as well go alone.
It might just as well be pretended that the father cannot devise all his lands to his eldest son, under our statute, as to say that the law of Edward I.
I might just as well have dropped, but as I am up here again I may as well take soundings.
Not one subordinate have I on whom I can depend; I might justas well get a draught of boys from the guardship, and if it was not for the men and the marines I don't know what I should do.
So if your men can help us hold the breastwork while we spike those cannon, we might just manage it.
He might just as easily have retired his command and stayed home.
I might just as well get up if your father would lend me some kit.
I knew that by this time Joyce would be on board, and as there was nothing else to be done in the shed, I thought I might just as well join her now as later.
I was just entering, when it suddenly struck me that instead of dining in solitary state off tongue and bread, I might just as well stroll over to the Betty and take my evening repast in the engaging company of Mr. Gow.
I might just as easily have been a preacher but for the barrier in the shape of a theological seminary, or a hod-carrier but for the barrier of learning how.
If we should contend that, in some cases, it is right to take the life of a man, he might just as fairly insist that we are in favor of having every man on earth put to death!
We might just as well conclude that St. Paul first required Onesimus to return, because there is not the slightest evidence that Onesimus made any such request.
He might just as well have been born five hundred years earlier and saved mankind the mistakes, conflicts and sorrows of five hundred years.
He might just as well bestride his metaphysical Rosinante and hunt the "Ding an Sich" of Kant since it is in the last analysis nothing else than this which stands behind the undiscoverable bridge.
We might just as well assume that as Robinson became possessed of a sword so, one fine morning, Friday appeared with a loaded revolver in his hand.
When Herr Duehring then shows his scorn of the Greek civilisation because it was founded on slavery he might just as reasonably reproach the Greeks for not having steam engines and electric telegraphs.
If we stick here until tomorrow I might just as well head back toward Oakvale, for all the good a visit to camp will do me.
And I suppose I might justas well have added--What was it to me?
It required the success of the enemy to make all this clear to us, when we might just as well have listened to those who drew conclusions from obvious facts and recommended caution.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "might just" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
