Sentence examples for apart from possibly from inspiring English sources

Apart from possibly making his editor's life a living hell, Wallace is doing at least three things here.

Apart from possibly a few Cabinet ministers and junior Tories with a keen eye on their own preferment.

Apart from possibly precipitating the end of Gordon Brown's premiership, the Glasgow East byelection could yet spell the end of the union.

There will be 50 to 100 items on the shelves, with no fresh or frozen food apart from, possibly, bread and eggs.

She asked: "Can you agree whatever you did with April's body, you got rid of her so thoroughly that no part of her, apart from possibly the blood and bone, has been found?

But no one, apart from possibly Jeremy Renner's mum, has ever argued that a Hawkeye movie is the thing to take the Marvel cinematic universe to the next power level.

But Eva seems to have somehow gotten idea that sensitivity = effective way to get attention, i.e., has developed tendency to set herself apart from others, possibly as way of distinguishing self, i.e., casting self as better, more refined than others?

Apart from the possibly awkward aspect of carrying a separate device around, there is also the cost that might put off some businesses: Shuttle requires a one-off payment of €99, and then a €10 monthly fee to use it.

One plus is that, apart from the possibly dirty business of generating it, the gas is the cleanest fuel on the planet, combining with oxygen to create H2O, pure water vapor.

Apart from maybe dub-techno, microhouse was quite possibly the rainiest genre ever.

This gentle man from a remote village, where even a simple amenity like running water was unknown (apart from rivers), was possibly the finest and most instinctive actor I have ever known.