Sentence examples for possibly proving from inspiring English sources

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.

Physicists expect it to aid our understanding of how the universe came into being and to show us much about the standard model of particle physics—even possibly proving the existence of the mysterious Higgs boson.

If Greece fails to convince its creditors by Sunday it will move a step closer to losing its euro membership, with a bond redemption by the ECB on July 20 possibly proving the trigger.

And that by failing to mark their gamesmanship, the sanctimonious broadsheet types are possibly proving to the world that the tabloid hacks – if it should matter at all in a case like this – are often smarter than them.

You cannot possibly prove it is, dear boy".

"Someone could possibly prove to me that this is not art.

Manchester United have been all-conquering and tremendous all season but this contest possibly proved one game too far.

The Criminal Court of Appeals "found that no exculpatory test results could possibly prove Skinner's innocence," the state's motion said.

I couldn't get anyone in the White House press office to address this, despite repeated attempts by phone and email — which possibly proves my point.

Several things went against the Lionesses that night, including a security scare which saw them arrive very late, but Scott's absence possibly proved pivotal.

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.