Sentence examples for one could possibly be from inspiring English sources

Yet he was as far from being a party hack as one could possibly be.

But I dropped out of the republican party when Nixon made me think no one could possibly be a worse president.

I don't suppose it's even worth asking how one could possibly be proud of being French at the heart of such a debate?

I would have been happy foisting Dodie Smith onto practically anybody – no one could possibly be offended by her charming story of growing up in a crumbling castle.

I first saw "Movin' Out" with the second cast, and I thought that no one could possibly be better than that cast's Eddie, William Marrié.

Because no one could possibly be right -- we have no film from the Pleistocene and no written records of our ancient past to confirm or refute anything anyone says -- each account has merit and is worthy of discussion.

More introverted in person than on screen – no-one could possibly be as bombastic as Toast or Douglas Reynholm, his manic boss in Graham Linehan's sitcom The IT Crowd — Berry describes himself as a "site-specific extrovert".

"There are some on the right who believe that no-one could possibly be out of work unless they're a scrounger," he argued.

Many wondered how a law against allowing five or more cars to be gathered in one place could possibly be enforced, given Kiev's traffic jams.

No one else could possibly be Édith Piaf, or Johnny Cash or Ray Charles (or Truman Capote or Muhammad Ali or anyone else on the ever-growing list).

Dr. Gregory L. Possehl, a specialist in Indus archaeology at Penn, said the artifact's shape was wrong for an Indus stamp seal and only one sign could possibly be construed as related to Indus script.