Sentence examples for Conceivably from inspiring English sources

"I don't think he [David Cameron] could conceivably start urging people to vote no after all he said about his reasons for being members of the European Union," he said.

The London mayor said: "There is no way Miliband could conceivably govern except with the help of the SNP.

Redwood said he "could not conceivably campaign to stay in the current EU or anything like it".

"Telling a story" has become a cliché among publishers pushing for a bestseller; but this is conceivably what readers now desperately want.

But while Abbott can choose not to show his face in New York, the Australian government cannot conceivably avoid having to front up to UN climate change meetings in Lima, Peru, at the end of this year.

Chief Justice Roberts could conceivably be a sixth vote to uphold – the chief justice surrenders his power to assign the opinion if he joins with the dissenters, and if Kennedy's vote is lost, he may decide to try to moderate the opinion upholding the statute – but I think it's highly unlikely that he would be a fifth.

The west cannot conceivably conquer Iran or bomb it into submission.

He could conceivably have finished the night reflecting on those misses.

Now, he is the candidate who has lost two out of the first three states – and could conceivably lose the nomination.

Pietersen is among a clutch of other thirtysomethings who helped take England to the top of the Test rankings at one stage, and have been central to three successive Ashes series victories, yet may conceivably also be nearing the end of their international careers.

As far as an actual lightsaber is concerned, scientists postulate that this technique could conceivably be used to form 3D structures made of light.