Sentence examples for Who conceivably from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thibodeau has several other clients who, conceivably, might have lost some business to "Rebecca," like "Phantom," another gothic romantic musical on Broadway.

But only if her husband can prove to a nation for whom political scepticism is now the sensible default that he is actually a proper person who conceivably cares about the same stuff everybody else cares about.

What he doesn't emphasize (he says it in passing) is that Hitler's war against the Jews was an attempt to eliminate an entire people — to efface their identity altogether — whereas Stalin's campaign against, say, Ukraine was an attempt to eliminate not all Ukrainians but those who conceivably might resist collectivization and the triumph of Communism.

What he doesn't emphasize (he says it in passing) is that Hitler's war against the Jews was an attempt to eliminate an entire people to efface their identity altogether whereas Stalin's campaign against, say, Ukraine was an attempt to eliminate not all Ukrainians but those who conceivably might resist collectivization and the triumph of Communism.

Mr. Balboni and Mr. Flanagan, the other two Republicans mentioned so far, are both seen as state senators with bright political futures who conceivably could make the leap from the State Senate to the governor's mansion just as Mr. Pataki did.

"It's been through the process at the Department of Defense and we've coordinated it with the White House, and they're aware that we do plan to provide smallpox vaccinations to first responders and to people who conceivably could be vulnerable to the disease".

Orange Juice had the tunes, arch, witty lyrics that could conceivably have provoked Morrissey-like devotion, and in the lush-lipped and befringed Collins a frontman who might conceivably have provoked teen mania.

Yet we know nothing about who might conceivably become the next accidental governor.

After a decade of ever more degraded Nato occupation, who could conceivably wish for such protection?

Gail Collins: I don't see anybody else in the field who could conceivably be a serious national candidate.

Mr McCain (in a metaphor he would appreciate) is a grenade-thrower who could conceivably win them the White House.