Sentence examples for conceivable version from inspiring English sources

It is an ideal projection, the best conceivable version of a moment beyond imagining.

What prohibition achieves is an unregulated, criminal-controlled, sprawling, global mob-economy, where drug users, their families and society at large are all exposed to the worst conceivable version of this regrettably unavoidable problem.

But just when you think you have seen every conceivable version of skyscraper-toppling movie mayhem, a gigantic creature that looks like a mutated rhinoceros thunders through Central Park zoo in search of love.

Mine has every conceivable variation of blade.

Your parents know it, your mates know it, every DJ should know it (and also own every version conceivable on wax, take it with them everywhere, and open and close every set with it) and your personal trainer definitely knows it.

It is conceivable that using latest versions of commercial arrays based on better-quality genome assembly and annotations or on new design concept may improve measurement accuracy and sensitivity.

It's conceivable to imagine a lighter weight version of this concept, which — for instance — could track what a mobile user is looking at via cameras on the front of their device and monitor additional physiological reactions by syncing with any connected wearables they have on their person, combining those inputs to make judgements on how engaged they are in particular content, for instance.

As we saw, the simplest version of this argument goes: (1) zombies are conceivable; (2) whatever is conceivable is possible; (3) therefore zombies are possible.

It is conceivable that sweetened cola drinks, but not noncaloric versions, may simply be a marker of an individual for whom healthy lifestyle and behaviors are a low priority.

Nor would the garrison-state version of Washington he now occupies be conceivable, nor the generals of our disastrous wars whom he's surrounded himself with, nor the growth of a surveillance state that would have staggered George Orwell.

There are over 18 versions of Angry Birds, one for every conceivable device powered by a computer chip.