Sentence examples for possibly please from inspiring English sources

Not because he can't possibly please everybody; they're more like tears of empathy.

Sontag's hunger made one eager to read more of her writing in the same way that Jeanne Moreau's pouty dissatisfaction made one eager to see what man could possibly please her.

Because you can't possibly please everyone--especially since publishers don't really know what they're looking for.

But if one thing is true, you cannot possibly please all the millions of people tuning in to see him at work.

You cannot possibly please everybody who reads your writing or gazes at your painting, for instance.

While you can't possibly please everyone, your group will be easiest to lead and it will perform its best if the people in it are generally satisfied and confident about your performance.

When she asks if she could possibly, maybe, please, have mint in her ice tea, he declares, "For you I find mint!" I'm not sure if he bowed as he handed it to her, but the bow was implied.

In 1939, George suffered from kidney stones, and his ecclesiastical administrator, possibly pleased to be rid of the convert priest, suggested he go to Italy for a cure.

The new government must engage in an extremely delicate balancing act, possibly pleasing few and enraging many in Greece.

102 points from 102 might possibly even please even Matthias Sammer but it is not a given.

When her mother died, in 1932, Bourgeois abandoned her studies in math and philosophy and took up printmaking, possibly to please her father, who was a collector himself.