Sentence examples for possibly sole from inspiring English sources

So far as being the giant his party needs, his best and possibly sole claim is sharing a birthday with Winston Churchill.

Putin is the hands-on, possibly sole manager of the wars in Syria and Ukraine, all the international sanctions and conflicts, all the planes going down and taking off.

Poor wolf never stood a chance; vampires aren't just hot (and sometimes scorching, as on the HBO show "True Blood"), they have, in recent years, also become the favorite go-to romantic male lead, the last, possibly sole defense against the nice-guy tide embodied by the Apatowesque freaks and geeks and their bromantic brethren.

As is the case with 19-year-old, newly-separated Courtney Stodden, whose greatest and possibly sole achievement is her gravity-defying figure, these young stars should be left to do some growing up and maturing before they return to the public eye.

This corroborates that ASY was the principal, and possibly sole region of wolf domestication, that a large number of wolves were domesticated, and that subsequent dog wolf hybridisation contributed modestly to the dog gene pool.

Global or tissue-specific ablation of Wntless/Gpr177 in various animals causes phenotypes that resemble loss of Wnts (Bänziger et al., 2006; Bartscherer et al., 2006; Fu et al., 2011), leading to the current notion that Wntless/Gpr177 represents the specific and possibly sole transporter for secretion of most Wnts (Ching and Nusse, 2006; Das et al., 2012; Port and Basler, 2010).

Wyoming, possibly the sole state so sparsely populated that it has only the single area code.

The most — possibly the sole — democratic element of race in this country lies in this ecumenical approach to blackness.

Possibly the sole point of overlap between them is that Wohead recently turned 33, the same age Elvis was when he made the Comeback Special.

The standout, and possibly the sole taco of its kind in New York City, is the migas taco — fried strips of corn tortilla scrambled with egg, tomato, jalapeño and Cheddar.

As an undergraduate and a young barrister, Thorpe organised trips by what were known as university commandos to the West Country, then possibly the sole potential growth area for the Liberal party.