Sentence examples for likely i have from inspiring English sources

"It is not looking very likely, I have to say, that we are going to see a genuinely reformed European Union".

Either I have changed or Davis's translation has changed me, or most likely, I have in some way absorbed and become accustomed to the detailed gradations, the recognitions and echoes, the hair-line distinctions between infatuation and obsession, between humiliation and masochism, the ambiguities of possession that flowed into me and pushed aside almost everything else in that book.

And if you see someone who seems to be aging very well, in a way that looks natural and effortless but they don't have a gobbler, its likely I have sat next to them on a silk damask sofa in any number of marble floored, wood paneled, dermatologists' waiting rooms just off Wilshire Blvd. in Beverly Hills, California, 90210.

Lars von Trier That's true, but it's more likely I had a book like Winnie the Pooh in mind when I was writing the screenplay.

Now that it's grown out some, looking more like Mia Farrow's in Rosemary's Baby (I wish) or Jamie Lee Curtis (more likely) I've relaxed a bit and truly like my look.

Whitmore at least saw the spider bite him, but even then misidentification is likely – I've not described what a false widow looks like in this article yet, and I bet most of you couldn't without a quick google.

CUNNINGHAM -- Well, more than likely I've done loads of bad ideas already.

Likely, I had a sense that Russian literature was important, but nobody had yet pointed me in the direction of Tolstoy.

The consultant told me that, given my family had a history of MND (my father and grandfather both died of it), it was highly likely I had it.

Finally the head man came in, and after securing my permission to take photos for educational purposes, announced that he didn't know for sure but suggested that most likely I had been bitten by one of the most poisonous arthropods found in North America: the brown recluse spider.

So if Jason was gay and with every passing day, that seemed more likely—I had to confront the fact that I had no idea how to be a good father to a gay son.