Sentence examples for if not possibly from inspiring English sources

If not, possibly, a bit more tired?

Perhaps Michael Andretti will win Sunday and, if not, possibly in another year in his new role as an owner.

"Don't get me wrong," begins Tom van der Gucht, backtracking on Swann, "he was undoubtably my favourite cricketer of the past decade (if not possibly all time) and the swaggering, presence he brought to the field of play, not to mention his video diaries and bon mots in press conferenes, lit up the game and the England team is something of a shadow without him in terms of enteratinment factor.

This is type A. This is a member if not possibly the president of the itty bitty titty committee.

Be aware that, unless they are used properly, nunchucks can and will seriously injure others, if not possibly yourself.

Just when Hoboken seems as if it could not possibly become more gentrified, along comes an establishment like Wolfgang Puck Express, the new emporium of the celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck, his first "fast food" venture in the Northeast.

Pause to listen to the thousands of geese honking in front of the waterside mansions, and wonder if Philip Glass did not possibly steal his composition "Koyaanisqatsi" from this repetitive chorus.

Just when it seemed as if there could not possibly be any more red, white and blue speeches ringing across the airways from the convention floor, the Democrats are unveiling their counterpunch to the Republican show that has been under way all week in Tampa.

The rhetoric emanating from Jets headquarters made it seem as if they could not possibly stop a quarterback who in Ryan's estimation "can throw a strawberry through a battleship" or a back like McCoy, whose shiftiness was on full display on his 33-yard touchdown run.

Moving is stressful enough, and as I happen to be rather sentimental, the idea of parting with things like my mother's banquet-size damask tablecloths, a group of her old perfume bottles (still in their ribboned boxes), my collection of 1940s "ugly vases" and even my children's long-discarded toys — even if I could not possibly use them in our new loft — brought me close to tears.

According to the objection, however, the beliefs in question, even if true, could not possibly qualify as knowledge, due to the epistemically defective way they were formed.