Sentence examples for a conceivably from inspiring English sources

The star, as if you didn't know, is Robert Pattinson, the moody vampire heartthrob from the "Twilight" series, a conceivably promising, certainly watchable actor in need of an immediate acting intervention.

"It was a conceivably good idea but just bad execution," said Mr. McIntire, sitting with Mr. Crye at the breakfast gathering here, which on one morning a few years ago erupted into a table-upturning confrontation when two of the men began arguing about the president.

Martet recalled a visit this year by a group of semi-literate [in French] African women organized around the theme of marriage across the centuries (a conceivably hot topic as France debates same sex marriage in Parliament).

For example, in the famous bus scene, instead of making a conceivably racist remark that spawned a confrontation ending with him giving a black guy a beat down, the film depicts Bruso kicking the butts of some white skinheads to defend the honor of some persecuted minorities.

Third, the particle parameters and their statistical variation within a sample are not known well enough to safely convert the particle mass to a conceivably appropriate dose metric.

This is due to a conceivably greater cerebral area being modulated when for example using an extracephalic reference, which when treating major depressive disorder, may be just as effective (if not more) than a 'bi-cerebral' montage, as it may activate a larger network of brain regions involved in depression.

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If they fail, the next step would likely be a public hearing in mid-September, to be followed by a vote, and conceivably a robust round of lawsuits.

(a) The asterisk indicates a darker cell, conceivably an alpha cell, surrounded by lighter beta cells.

PB Announcing the high speed rail bill is more or less a formality – although conceivably a different government might have scrapped HS2, all major parties backed it.

The film looks like a borderline-acceptable TV play (lasting an hour) or conceivably a stage play that Peter Morgan could have done something with.