Sentence examples for possibly conceived from inspiring English sources

Madame Grès, Pierre Balmain and Edward Molyneux define the Venus genre with long gowns possibly conceived in a marriage between a column and the sea.

But American intelligence analysts said that after exhaustively examining evidence to support this theory, they concluded it is a false story, possibly conceived to mislead them.

Set in postwar Coventry, at the time when the city was being hurriedly and carelessly rebuilt after its destruction by the Luftwaffe in 1940, it is the story of a young boy, possessed of special supernatural powers, who was possibly conceived on the night of the raid.

This is, of course, the "eleventh dimensional chess" argument, and in my experience, everyone in politics that you think is playing "eleventh dimensional chess" is actually just playing checkers and is even more stupid about it than you could have possibly conceived.

In particular, N400 component may be possibly conceived as a mismatch response sensitive to the processing of semantically incongruent stimuli [ 75].

My game could not possibly conceive a candidate such as he winning the G.O.P. nomination".

But Jenner's coming-out has eclipsed anything her publicity-savvy family members could possibly conceive of.

Machines will analyse and come up with solutions for environmental problems, such as infrastructure and design, that humans couldn't possibly conceive, for example.

But nowadays there is no reason to feel like you are sponging as all you have to do is contribute far more booze than you could possibly conceive of the entire party drinking.

There is a moment when one of the characters tells another that she will chase her out of the town, and it feels as if she has handed down the worst punishment anyone could possibly conceive.

As my father reeled in amazement at this declaration, Oliver continued, saying that after seeing patients for an hour or two, he felt he had learned so much from them that he could not possibly conceive of charging anything at all; indeed, he thought that he should pay them instead!