Sentence examples for conceivably say from inspiring English sources

It could conceivably say "I love you" to my hypothetical grandchildren, but I'd know nothing about them.

To take Room 3: What could Dorothy Parker conceivably say that would not offend the Daughters of the American Revolution, richly sashed and gowned?

The protesters have demanded that Dr. Fernandes come to speak with them, but said privately that there was nothing that she could conceivably say to change their minds.

In a book, if a woman talks about being in an unhappy relationship, many people could conceivably say: "Yes, I understand this, I've been in unhappy relationships".

Most of those calling for the flogging of Mary Bale would, if they saw her in the street, either cross the road to avoid her or, just conceivably, say "Ooh, I saw you on YouTube," and offer her a Mint Imperial.

"When translating prose dialogue one ought to make the characters say things that people talking English could conceivably say," Waley insisted, and though this is a commendable argument for translation as literature in its own right, it ignores the fact that people who speak in English today have almost nothing in common with the people speaking in "The Tale of Genji".

Conceivably, says Nice, the software could detect the wavering of a scammer's voice when he fraudulently applies for credit over the phone, or the pubescent cracking of a minor making an illicit phone purchase.

Conceivably, they say, Comcast could block its competitors' access to NBC's prime-time shows and local newscasts.

Conceivably, he says, those skills, like music, mathematics, art and calendar calculating, were buried deep in their brains.

"It's as close as it could conceivably be," said Eric Rademacher, who directs the University of Cincinnati's Ohio Poll.

Conceivably, he said, a woman in a same-sex marriage in New York could abscond to the Lone Star State, where she might then marry a man, since the previous marriage doesn't exist there.