Sentence examples for possible to muster from inspiring English sources

To discuss it, laugh at it, treat it, above all, with as much common sense as it is possible to muster.

"This is not a game," said bassist Gene Simmons with as straight a gaze as it is possible to muster under a margarine-tub's-worth of black and white slap.

My job is to make people understand what that policy is, and insofar as it's possible to muster the arguments which indicate that it's the right policy.

If it's possible to muster those troops purely in support of Cavendish - and I'm sure it is - then they have a fantastic opportunity here.

Yet even Carter, who depicts Bush's presidency in the gravest possible terms, seems unable to muster any personal antagonism toward the fellow.

That costs time and money, but news media need to take responsibility for that, and not simply try to muster as many clicks as possible by allowing discussion to rage (literally) unchecked.

Other possible candidates, like Robert A. Butterworth, the state attorney general, are not viewed by many Democrats as apt to muster adequate financial and political support to defeat Mr. Bush, who is highly successful at raising money.

Asked how she was able to muster such animated cries, she replied, "I made myself believe that the nearest possible hope of rescue was at least a mile away".

Motivation will be hard to muster.

It's hard to muster tremendous sympathy.

Many struggled to muster adequate interest.