Sentence examples for conceivably but from inspiring English sources
Conceivably, but prudence certainly suggests caution.
Conceivably, but only if someone besides Ron Paul is brave enough to break out of the monochromatic pack.
It could, conceivably, but such a "prior restraint" bears a very heavy burden, and thus far, at least, the D.O.J. has been loath to go down that path.
It reworks many of the motives of traditional romance and fantasy, including the Quest, but is essentially a structure, conceivably but not inevitably allegorical, of sheer invention on a staggering scale.
Conceivably; but the momentum towards impeachment by the House and trial by the Senate could become irresistible.In the end, Mr Clinton's best defence may turn out to be his popularity.
This means that if the Android system were to appear on just 10% of all devices in the country, Google could conceivably, but probably won't be able to access, more information on Chinese consumers than the country's credit agencies!
They eyed one another sharply but unobtrusively as they fibbed about their latest finds, which might conceivably be but most of the time emphatically were not the Major Contributions to World Literature they aimed to pass them off as.
"I think it could conceivably happen, but to what end?
"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".
It is a thrill to think there are still parts of the world where a large, previously undiscovered mammal might conceivably exist but surely it is a leap of faith to think there is more to the stories than just legend.
That may be conceivably offensive, but it bears remembering that Maui is a demigod, not a representative mortal, and that he's voiced by ex-wrestler Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson, whose sport career was founded on his conspicuous lack of svelteness.
