Sentence examples for do possibly from inspiring English sources

Somehow he lacked sartorial conviction, as so many stars do, possibly because very few of them pay for their clothes.

"We do possibly create a slightly false impression that, everywhere you go, there's a fish that wants to bite your leg off," he said.

But the Fed may signal its intentions when it meets, and there is considerable debate about what it should do, possibly as insurance against a downturn.

An impulsive leader might have bombed the missile sites in Cuba, as President Kennedy was urged to do — possibly touching off World War III.

It's true that coconut oil tends to raise beneficial HDL cholesterol more than other fats do, possibly because coconut oil is rich in lauric acid, a fatty acid that the body processes slightly differently than it does other saturated fats.

And he might have arrested or shoved aside Governor Wallace, as the law entitled him to do — possibly inciting a riot and setting back the cause of civil rights just as it was gaining mainstream support.

So what is he doing, possibly, on the bench?

In this case, nothing was done: possibly a good thing, in view of the QMV reform.

That's when they get most done, possibly because of the alcohol.

But MapQuest's general manager, Tommy McGloin, said online competitors have already done possibly irreparable damage to Rand McNally.

There are no details of how this is to be done, possibly because it is fraught with problems.