Sentence examples similar to more imaginably from inspiring English sources

Miller was a physical ideal, the kind of perfectly moulded, ice-blonde beauty beloved of Hitchcock; flawless, or at least imaginably so.

Imaginably, he says, one could devise experiments such as with mice lacking a certain receptor or an experiment with cells lacking certain genes.

And now that he and his colleagues think they have a way of showing how everything there is could imaginably have emerged from a stretch of space like that, the nut cases are moving the goal posts.

To be clear, the people Jawbone analyzed are those who own and use a Jawbone device, meaning that they are likely of a higher socio-economic background, and, imaginably, inclined to exercise or at least monitor their health.

"More, more, more please".

Now, more, more, more.

More and more and more.

It's more, more, more".

** "More Guns, More Crime".

More dash, more anger.

Consume more, pay more.