Sentence examples for possible replies from inspiring English sources
"Anything's possible," replies the developer, a reply that closes off possibilities while pretending to open them.
Possible replies: ({BN,Blnot N,lnot BN,lnot Blnot N}) = 2(^{2}) possibilities.
He visited the local library daily, to check his e-mail for possible replies to job applications.
In a typical position White may have 30 legal moves, and to each of those moves Black may have 30 possible replies.
Until recently, computers have had nowhere near a level of understanding or accuracy to match that of a person, so systems have required users to restrict possible replies.
Adapting the system that's proved useful in translation and image captioning, he and his colleagues built Smart Reply, which reads the contents of Gmail messages and suggests a handful of possible replies.
Be prepared for any possible reply.
"Would you want to be cold and hungry?" Again there was no possible reply.
Vladimir Vasilyev, who heads the security committee in the lower house of parliament, said Russian law did not allow for the extradition of Mr Lugovoi, but asked at a news conference whether a swap was possible, replied: "Everything is possible".
Near the start of the film, Maloof himself asks, "Why is a nanny" — he pauses for a brief laugh — "taking all these photos?" To which the only possible reply should be: Why not?
As adept at legalistic flim-flam as his great mate Bill Clinton, he has been staying up until 3am to prepare for this ordeal, we're assured, anticipating every imaginable line of enquiry and rehearsing every possible reply in finest detail.
