Sentence examples for can't conceivably from inspiring English sources

By default, it's a monumental folly: however good it is, it can't conceivably be good enough.

"When a man loves a woman he can't conceivably sell that love.

And what about their children, who can't conceivably be held responsible?

Huhne ruled out a return to politics: "You can't conceivably run in my view having done what I've done".

But asserting this to you or informing you of it is out of the question if you've just burst out laughing at a funeral; under the circumstances, your laughter can't conceivably come as news to you.

"My hope is that I will make enough movies that they can't all conceivably be autobiographical".

His wife tells him that naturally she can't wear it again, except conceivably for the family dinner on Christmas Eve.

According to Holt, even if we can't describe its properties or even imagine it it is conceivably the way things could have turned out.

But even if they can't bury him, today's distant relatives of the Iceman, might conceivably see the medical benefits -- if, as they say, his captors manage to unlock the secret of his genes.

"There are some kids for whom football is their saviour and there were others where you did everything you conceivably could, but at the end of the day you can't change them".

"We cannot quite know what will happen if a machine exceeds our own intelligence, so we can't know if we'll be infinitely helped by it, or ignored by it and sidelined, or conceivably destroyed by it," he says.