Sentence examples similar to conceivably aware from inspiring English sources
The morality here is shockingly gray in tone compared to the sharp black-and-whites that distinguish the honest, primitive Western; in a Western of the old school, a father might conceivably be aware that his son was a heel, but nothing would induce him to pass up a clearly ethical shot at a killer by admitting it.
Longer-term it might conceivably improve the chances of the spatially-aware Alex Goode at full-back behind, say, Sam Burgess and Manu Tuilagi.
However, being made aware that one harbors an intracranial aneurysm could conceivably result in conditions of clinical relevance.
Because of this possibility, it is conceivable to think that while it may take a lot more work than it should, the voters could at least theoretically become aware of issues and candidates' positions, and therefore, their votes could conceivably represent their true interests if they just take the time and energy to do their homework.
Lyne asked: "Do you think it was appropriate and in line with established practice for the attorney to give what was intended to be formal law officers' advice in draft to its ultimate recipient, conceivably thereby opening up a process of negotiation?" Wilmshurst replied: "I'm not myself aware of a previous precedent for this.
"It's been through the process at the Department of Defense and we've coordinated it with the White House, and they're aware that we do plan to provide smallpox vaccinations to first responders and to people who conceivably could be vulnerable to the disease".
Possibly, conceivably, in theory.
The economy could conceivably rebound.
Conceivably, revenues could go up.
Conceivably the Smithsonian.
