Sentence examples for certainly possible to be from inspiring English sources

It is certainly possible to be offended by the broad, silly aspects of Mr. Sy's performance.

And it is certainly possible to be both "pro-Israeli" and "pro-Palestinian".

Sincerity is the opposite of pretentiousness, and while it is certainly possible to be puzzled or annoyed by Mr. Malick's philosophical tendencies or unmoved by the images he composes or the story he tells, I don't think there is any pretending involved.

While it is certainly, and documentably, possible to be allergic to or harmed by specific paints, perfumes and fertilizers, it is not possible for human health to be affected by household electrical currents.

But it's certainly possible to dig deeper, to be immersed in ways so distilled that you could forget that you have not left the United States.

It's certainly possible to argue that this time is different, that there are problems specific to this crisis that make that solution unworkable.

Creon, like the Senate candidate from Massachusetts, cares a great deal about public opinion, as we later learn; but it's certainly possible to argue that his edict is grounded in a strong if idiosyncratic morality.

It is certainly possible to ask drivers this question, which is highly relevant, since public and private road freight transport are clearly distinct sectors.

It's certainly possible to make people aware that they're using categorical judgments.

It's certainly possible to distinguish Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia (which is itself a political convention designed to avoid the sin of putting Al Qaeda and Iraq in the same sentence) from Al Qaeda elsewhere.

It is certainly possible to believe otherwise, but the achievement of this film is to forestall and complicate easy judgment.