Sentence examples for possibly believes from inspiring English sources

He possibly believes his own rhetoric.

Murdock says that he wants to slay such killers as diabetes, heart disease and, of course, cancer, and the scientists around him say that in some epically optimistic corner of his mind, he quite possibly believes he can.

In his essay "A Defence of Poetry," when he claims and possibly believes that he is describing the effect of Bacon's prose, he is actually talking about his own verse: "it is a strain which distends and then bursts the circumference of the hearer's mind and pours itself forth together with it into the universal element with which it has perpetual sympathy".

Whereas the U.S. possibly believes in at least some vestige of the power and passion inherent in the fourth estate that lead toward real-life tales of bravura chronicled in, say, "All the President's Men," "Enquirer" is a verbatim piece that paints a baleful portrait of an industry in psychic and financial freefall.

Hamas possibly believes that its rockets threatening Israeli cities and its better-then-expected fighting capacity must earn it some rewards.

Could he possibly believe himself?

Can he possibly believe that?

Answer: More than you could possibly believe.

You can't possibly believe that.

And how can we possibly believe it?

Once again, Romney can't possibly believe in it.