Sentence examples for possibly mentioned from inspiring English sources

An ancient settlement, it is possibly mentioned in the Amarna Letters (14th-century-bce diplomatic documents found at Tell el-Amarna, Egypt), but the reading there is uncertain.

Barco Escape is already working with Jerry Bruckheimer to develop several projects, and he's also spoken of involvement with "two of the biggest action directors currently in Hollywood"—one possibly mentioned beforehand in this article.

He's already tapped director Jerry Bruckheimer to develop several projects, and he's also spoken of involvement with "two of the biggest action directors currently in Hollywood"—one possibly mentioned beforehand in this article.

Possibly mentioning anyone's moms out loud, even your own, was miscalculation enough to blow an afternoon.

I was rather pleased that the Daily Express – you couldn't possibly mention that in the pages of the Manchester Guardian – published a poem I wrote about executives because I thought it would get a wide circulation".

A chum convinced him that it was vital, explaining that good food is good for you, that we have a looming obesity problem, possibly mentioning the increase in starving British children, and Govey supported the plan and agreed with it in principle.

Hi!" Also possibly mention you've got some "MD".

As part of an ongoing research study on the attractions and repulsions of violent images, I've spent the last year interviewing people who take voyeuristic delight in viewing the very worst of what the internet has to offer: videos of beheadings, torture, suicides and other things I cannot possibly mention here.

As I may possibly have mentioned before, the absence of international financial regulation, including serious measures against tax evasion, are the basis for these particular, pernicious outcomes.

And even if I had heard rumours about her being high-handed and racist, I couldn't possibly have mentioned it to anyone as she has strongly denied the rumours that I hadn't heard".

Premier Gaillard evasively declared, to an irate Right Wing deputy who considered it "scandalous even to mention compensation to traitors like those Tunisians," that some kind of compensation might possibly be mentioned in connection with other matters to be talked over later with the Tunisian government.