Sentence examples for possibly sounds from inspiring English sources

That possibly sounds heavier than "Cold Weather" plays out onscreen, and one of the pleasures of this unassuming yet expansive movie is how it shoulders its weighty human subject so lightly.

Some scientists argue that as humans evolved, these same cells adapted to register a longer list of elements — including possibly sounds, smells, time of day and chronology — when an experience occurred in relation to others.

You would want me running in there, sounding every alarm I can possibly sound".

I don't know how many more hours I can sit in silence, pretending to understand the difference between phonemes, phones, and allophones or sounding out the IPA, which is full of letters that couldn't possibly sound like anything.

How could the supremely natty members possibly sound as cool as they look?

(This possibly sounded more inspiring in the original Arabic).

As such, they couldn't possibly sound any better than two wires connected to a dirty penny.

It incorporates a hefty portion of the past, but it couldn't possibly sound more like the present.

He has been Googling this phrase and other things that could possibly sound like it for the past 45 minutes.

Her performance left you wondering what other fusions of ethnic, native cultures --besides her blending of South African and Mexican sounds, one's yet to hear that'll possibly sound so fitting like exotic chocolate?

He stumbled through the English what little he knows he learned from music and watching Bonanza and I wondered what his interpretation of country music could possibly sound like.