Sentence examples for making it quite possibly from inspiring English sources

Open the book at random and you are likely to find number sequences (pi is printed to 100,000 decimal places), weird typographical inventions and invitations to invest in Nigerian business schemes, making it quite possibly the first novel in urgent need of a spam filter.

A continuously updated board of victim status and their current hospital sits atop a rolling update of critical news, including pictures, video, and essential information about the situation, making it quite possibly the quickest way to get essential news for those needing information on potential victims (more informative than the government websites and local news channels).

Not only would the public be able to enjoy its beautiful interior, there would be an undeniable reason to maintain what has survived, making it quite possibly the most unique hotel in all of New York City.

But at moments like these, when Wimbledon, the Tour de France and the Ashes all collide to create an unbroken, two-month, late night television orgasm, a different conclusion seems fair: Australia's great distance from all the other parts of the world that rich white people live in makes it, quite possibly, the most exciting place on Earth to watch sport on TV.

It made it quite exciting".

"That makes it quite important".

Prince Harry turned 25 on Tuesday, making him quite possibly the world's most eligible bachelor.

It quite possibly will make more stand up for what they believe in.

It quite possibly does in some cases.

It quite possibly renders any counter-insurgency success impossible.

At their height, it's estimated that the Nationals employed nearly 100 people around the country, making Flawless quite possibly the biggest LGBT employer of the 1960s.