Sentence examples for obviously possible from inspiring English sources

It is obviously possible to give a subject a treatment that is more appropriate for a young audience.

It's obviously possible to take issue with this on a number of counts: Wollheim, Cornforth and Hudelson all did so, among others, concentrating primarily on the accusations of historicism.

When my six-year-old cousin was telling me everything he knew afterwards in the car, I wanted to know more, because if a younger child can do it, it's obviously possible.

Star Trek was an obviously possible future: faster-than-light spaceships, a unified world government and the capability to transport people by unstitching their molecules and atoms, and then reassembling them, were clearly within our reach.

It is obviously possible to find striking similarities between the predicament of Rome and that of Washington (itself modeled on classical lines, incidentally, because it aspired to be the capital of a mighty empire).

The English philosopher Bertrand Russell wrote, "It is obviously possible that what we call waking life may be only an unusual and persistent nightmare," and he further stated that "I do not believe that I am now dreaming but I cannot prove I am not".

Second, as it was obviously not possible to perform a blind study, a potential bias may exist, particularly for experts and investigators.

"It's obviously not possible to use somebody else's truck," Mr. Morash said.

It was obviously not possible to approach Mr Cameron via Mr Coulson.

It's obviously not possible for someone involved in suing the department to also remain as an adviser to it".

In domestic poultry, the first line response is to kill all birds exposed and to quarantine the area, though that is obviously not possible among wild birds.