Sentence examples for possibly seem from inspiring English sources

As the region's parched terrain drifts past the car's dust-smeared windshield, the candid longing of a pretty call girl for "a leisure life" could not possibly seem more fruitless or more rueful.

Now, I love my mom, and it's a decent book, but the only way it could possibly seem so fascinating to someone is if, you know, it struck a chord.

Nothing in its fraught chronicles – not the bed, the dung, the porn or the poverty of talent – can possibly seem worth the bullfrog huffing and puffing that routinely accompanies the award when seen in the context of the city's own history.

At a time when technological breakthrough, local efficiency of tools and decisions are taking place, such kind of projects and ideas can possibly seem "natural" and "progressive" for at least a part of social groups.

This reality cannot possibly seem preferable to our current system.

How could that possibly seem like a good joke?

Set down in the space of a few paragraphs, this material possibly seems odd – but within the novel it works.

"If we team up with another company would we get there, would it help?" Possibly, seemed to be the answer.

By this same token, the LG6 locus may also be a recessive male sterility locus that interacts with products of the LG4 locus unrelated to CMS, but in this case this possibly seems less likely because we have specific evidence of PPRs at this locus and a CMS-like atp8-orf225 in gynodioecious F. vesca subsp. bracteata.

The reasons are not wholly understood; many other developed economies are not experiencing this shift (though Finland, America and possibly Denmark seem to be).

Yet some of the I.M.F.'s major shareholders — many European members, probably the United States and possibly China — seem to agree that Christine Lagarde should lead the institution now that Dominique Strauss-Kahn has resigned.