Sentence examples for possibly designed from inspiring English sources

In a bid possibly designed not to offend any Asian group, the writers obviously decided to bring the entire subcontinent together in one family.

The superb satinwood and inlaid commodes (possibly designed by Thomas Chippendale II) and other furniture at Harewood House are masterpieces of the cabinetmaker's craft, upon which his reputation may safely rest.

For most Scots, whose pound notes already look different from English ones, the problem the unionists describe seems arcane and, amid a general anti-establishment feeling, possibly designed to confuse.

Structures in the stone embankments of the moat, possibly designed to make the water flow continuously in one direction, might reflect the Silla people's efforts to alleviate the ever-increasing problems inherent in a moat.

In the grounds is a Grade II listed garden loggia in yellow sandstone, possibly designed by James Wyatt.

The symbolism of the castle architecture may have reflected the Welsh family roots — historian Matthew Johnson has suggested that the polygonal towers were possibly designed to imitate those of Caernarvon Castle, whose architecture carries numerous allusions to the eventual return of a Roman Emperor to Wales.

The results will help scientists work to improve the vaccine and possibly design better ones.

William Pedersen of Kohn Pedersen Fox said in an interview last week that Mr. Silverstein had spoken to him about possibly designing one of the buildings.

Over all, it has an alluring density and a random beauty that would, I imagine, benefit from being expanded in scale, and possibly design.

"And I said, 'I can't possibly design something that looks as wacky as the Telecaster and Stratocaster did in the nineteen-fifties.

A spokeswoman for Mr. Piano confirmed in an e-mail exchange that he, too, had been contacted by Mr. Silverstein about possibly designing a building but said that Mr. Piano was unable to accept the invitation.