Sentence examples for I think conceivably from inspiring English sources
"I think, conceivably, we could have the MP and the borough council in 2015," he says, and tells me that Ukip's recent local success has come thanks to disaffected Labour voters.
"I think it could conceivably happen, but to what end?
I think you could conceivably see us go from very small growth to a very, very small decline.
Though he should certainly emerge with his original $150 million in stock he claims was cheated out of him, I think he deserves and might conceivably end up with a lot more: like the $3.2 billion Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre ended up banking as a result of their under-the-table footsie game with Apple.
One thing we're talking about that could conceivably help -- and I think is interesting that it doesn't exist -- is joint ConOps, a concept of operation that's joint.
Gibson himself recalls "the only time I thought I might conceivably be eaten," by what may or may not have been a shark: "It was an unpleasant feeling".
And then, a politician's answer: "All I can tell you is that, ah, the case I've made and the case that everybody, I think, understands, is that what you cannot do with a massive project like Crossrail is think you can conceivably save money by extending the timescale".
But when I think back on the happiest moments, I can honestly say they were as far from granite countertops as one could conceivably be.
"I think I was 12. Somebody knocked on our door to canvass and I said, 'Can I join?' and I gave them £6, which was as much as I could conceivably afford".
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.
