Sentence examples for one could entertain from inspiring English sources

I'd like to state here clearly and unequivocally that I am neither claiming that this is the only definition one could entertain, nor that I would think that anything outside of that rather strict definition isn't digital epidemiology.

Perhaps analyses could be regarded as providing a particular "vehicle," having a specific "character," that could account for why one could entertain a certain concept without entertaining its analysis (see G. Russell, 2008, and Pietroski, 2002, 2005, and forthcoming, for different suggestive discussions).

In order to put the unexpected finding of reduced IPF fibroblast proliferation and migration in our co-culture model in a disease context, one could entertain the following hypothesis.

There were times last night when the Knicks actually looked like a good team, one that could make the playoffs, one that could entertain the long-suffering fans the way they used to.

There was no rule to say one couldn't entertain a lady in one's own way.

Senate Democrats have hinted they could entertain one such unrelated measure, but Democratic Whip Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill).

This one could be entertaining.

I could entertain thoughts longer than 140 words.

"I could entertain what I would say in that situation.

Guest fees should be modest, so I could entertain.

Given its stock price, Bank One could entertain the acquisition of a regional bank or finance company, says Marinac.