Sentence examples for possibly passed from inspiring English sources
A man lies sleeping, possibly passed out, a striking figure in a black coat against the white snow.
Researchers began looking for evidence that hoarders might be suffering from neurological abnormalities, possibly passed on from parent to child.
Francis is said to regard with great seriousness the accusation that his officials secretly taped his conversations and possibly passed these recordings to the journalists.
But the company will take its time to evaluate how to reposition a brand that has possibly passed its peak.
How could he have possibly passed up that opportunity?
His son, Jakub, possibly passed it on to Michał Radziwiłł as a present.
It can't possibly pass; a constitutional amendment requires a two-thirds majority in both houses.
In a post at Rationally Speaking, Steve Neumann wonders what could possibly pass for the sublime in our "disenchanted" era.
But the driving test was in English, he said in his native Mandarin, so how could he possibly pass?
Who in the hierarchy would want an ex-pope sitting around, possibly passing judgment on his successor, possibly attracting a rival faction?
Small and unattractive, 13-year-old Bartholomew could possibly pass as human, while the much younger Hettie, with tree branches rather than hair, cannot.
