Sentence examples for ever conceivably from inspiring English sources

And here was me thinking no one with Craig Parkinson's face could ever conceivably be the real villain.

Could the private sector ever conceivably develop a common cause around sustainability, based on co-operation not competition?

As excited as people were to see Mr. Obama, it was another question entirely whether he could ever conceivably end up on a jury.

If the favored Americans falter, the United States could finish with one of its worst winter performances ever, conceivably as bad as in 1924 and 1936, when the medal count was four.

Bernhardsson et al. recently introduced the "metabook" concept19,20, according to which word-frequency structures are author-specific: the word-frequency characteristics of a random excerpt from a compilation of everything that a specific author could ever conceivably write (his/her "metabook") should accurately match those of the author's actual writings.

Could businesses ever conceivably run themselves?

When I ask if he has ever wondered whether she might conceivably have been leading a secret double life, he just laughs and shakes his head.

Conceivably, the first trees ever to emerge during life's history were gene trees which consolidated at the first two BBBs that gave rise to complex RNA molecules and major protein folds.

Like many historians these days, we discussed whether George W. Bush is, conceivably, the worst U.S. president ever.

After a decade of ever more degraded Nato occupation, who could conceivably wish for such protection?

Debussy refined the excesses by creating "Pelleas et Melisande," conceivably the best Wagnerian opera ever written.