Sentence examples for possibly very much from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, when you pay £9,000 for that privilege (and even, thanks to the release of a government white paper, possibly very much more), student-bashing is exposed as a conservative, anti-intellectual stance.

Quite possibly, nothing very much.

Possibly not very much, as it turns out.

Similarly, Roberts points out that earlier rulings that let police search pockets were based on the assumption that a pocket couldn't possibly hold very much.

Perhaps not very much.

Maybe not very much.

But I don't think that's it because I did, after all, love my school gym culottes very much, possibly because they weren't gym knickers, for which I think there is unanimous loathing.

These are all items that, while possibly something kids would very much enjoy, clearly appeal to an older demographic of adult skewing towards the nerdy end of the spectrum, meaning your average ThinkGeek buyer, for example, or me.

It was different [from my past projects] in that it didn't start with me thinking, I have to write this or I'm going to die, but it was a process that I enjoyed very much, possibly because it wasn't about me.

Possibly also sober, plain and very much not iconic.

Its dramatic style reminded me of Jim Sheridan's film In the Name of the Father (made in that crucial year of 1993), though one exchange between Mac and Colette, filmed with the pair facing in profile, may possibly have been inspired by the very much more extended dialogue scene between the priest and Bobby Sands in Steve McQueen's Hunger (2008).