Sentence examples for in which possibly from inspiring English sources

Are they claiming that Muslims are the only group in which (possibly) social conservatism exists?

Here they are dealing with situations in which, possibly, their decisions may have come back to haunt them".

It will become the law of the land, plunging the nation into a bleak, dystopian future in which (possibly) the rivers will boil over, locusts will consume the nation's agricultural bounty, and cats will sleep with dogs.

He compared the Tiananmen Square crackdown 15 years ago, in which possibly hundreds of students were shot to death by soldiers or crushed by tanks, to the fatal shooting of four Vietnam War protesters by edgy national guardsmen in 1970 at Kent State University in Ohio.

(A sixth in July 2002 in which possibly 40 Afghan wedding celebrants died and many more were wounded has since come to my attention, as has a seventh in August 2008).

Straight leg trousers in mixed denims were covered in strips of gaffa tape inspired by that documentary American Movie in which possibly the coolest man in America attempts to make the greatest horror movie of all time, during which he gets a guy to smash his head really hard through a wooden cupboard door, lots and lots of times.

In addition, TSB dimers that have been observed in leaf extracts and in vitro, which possibly function in salvage of indole by its conversion to tryptophan.

Considering the therapeutic dose of DAS-77 (400 mg/kg), the hematological analysis showed an increase in neutrophils which possibly suggest a boost in defense, mainly acute response to infections or antigens.

Hence given their dissatisfaction with the way in which relief was being provided the control group may have shown an increase in anxiety, which possibly was prevented from happening in the yoga group by the practice of yoga.

Luis' brother, Diego de Castilla, gave El Greco his first commission in Spain, which possibly had been promised before the artist left Italy.

An obvious choice would be Alice from Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, which possibly has long hair as a requisite but, apart from that, needs not much more than a demure blue dress.