Sentence examples for and possibly made from inspiring English sources

I frankly and willingly admit that to interrupt the writing of "Herzog" irritated me and possibly made me bearish.

Chief prosecutor Nemetz claimed the publication of the Focus article had been "counter-productive" and possibly made the works less safe.

The uniforms have just been revealed as a walking piece of theatre archaeology, owned by Covent Garden since 1902 and possibly made even earlier.

It has outfoxed the IOC and the legion of Locog enforcement officers – and possibly made the brand one of the most widely seen at the Games.

"I could have got on the black and possibly made a 147, you never know," 40-year-old O'Sullivan told BBC Wales.

Moreover, the particle's upper surface consists of a peculiar polycrystalline area, assumed to be essential for the growth mechanisms and possibly made of nickel carbide.

Disengagement makes sense because engagement isn't making things better — and possibly making them worse.

The agreement is at best inadequate, and possibly makes no sense at all.

But much can be done to change drilling on federal lands and possibly make it safer.

The Democratic Party's site selection committee will meet tomorrow in Washington and possibly make a recommendation to the national committee.

More competitive races would attract more voter interest and possibly make the House a body less dominated by partisan motives.