Sentence examples for could only possibly from inspiring English sources

The SNP could only possibly take one seat off the Conservatives.

The placing of feet on seats at the Hempel is an act that could only possibly be committed by the gauche or the self-confident.

In other words, it is dully and relentlessly sexist in a way that could only possibly work with an Austin Powers smirk or lashings of irony.

But this could only possibly be the case if the educated women in question had managed to avoid all mainstream media for every second since puberty.

You know if you didn't know her you could only possibly know what you've read either on the internet which would be pretty unpleasant or in print which would be pretty biased.

Whatever one calls it, it includes fiction and nonfiction, if for the sake of distinction in this column I can label as nonfiction the writing of events that could only possibly have occurred or at least supposedly could have occurred.

Russell stated that "only general locality information could be provided" for the specimen, and therefore it could be dated only "possibly" to the Albian.

Not only could that possibly damage your eardrums, but someone else might hear the music.

Not only could he possibly have to pay higher capital-gains taxes when their share prices rise, but he also personally believes that "the banks will not get this country in trouble, I guarantee it".

Therefore, not only could you possibly go to jail for losing your temper at your cat, you could also cause injury to your beloved companion.

We had a couple of big hitters such as Sebastian Faulks, who sold out, but one female novelist, who I couldn't possibly name, only attracted about 10 people.