You cannot possibly prove it is, dear boy".
"Someone could possibly prove to me that this is not art.
The Criminal Court of Appeals "found that no exculpatory test results could possibly prove Skinner's innocence," the state's motion said.
SOUTHERN RAIL'S visit to the Sounding Board in West Hartford this Saturday evening may possibly prove that more than just folk music juices the caffeine circuit.
His recent admission of the church's guilt at a reconciliation service with victims initiated by We Are Church in Holy Week will possibly prove trailblazing.
They acknowledge the power of the mind to influence health but question the rigor of studies suggesting that placebos could possibly prove as valuable as drugs.
Hill declined to testify at his trial, standing on the principle that he should not have to prove his innocence, especially when he believed that the prosecution could not possibly prove he was guilty with the limited evidence it had.
Judge Vance has promised to support a moratorium on any death penalty cases in which DNA technology could possibly prove a defendant's innocence or confirm his or her guilt.
And in a theme fitting with his career thus far, and possibly proving the Megatron name is appropriate, his efforts were wasted as the Lions fell to the Optimus Prime-like Andrew Luck and his human companions.
But, emotional and confusing as the kidnapping has been, it might just possibly prove to be a turning-point.The 25m or so Kurds are perhaps the world's biggest stateless nation.
