Sentence examples for probably not well from inspiring English sources

"She's probably not well enough to read it now, but perhaps she also did my imagination a service by keeping this subject from me.

"Will they let you keep writing?" "Er, probably not, well, maybe a bit," said Sam as he looked into his pint to avoid my gaze.

It meant that after they went to bed, the usual load of family-related tasks was already done — not quickly, not easily, and probably not well, but done.

Sacco's example notwithstanding, this is a medium probably not well suited to lyricism or strong emotion, and (again, Sacco excepted) the very best graphic novels don't take themselves entirely seriously.

Although probably not well known today, Folkes is most likely to be celebrated within the context of the Royal Society as its President and as an astronomer and protégé of Isaac Newton.

Still, the mayor noted that as someone who has been in the political spotlight himself, he could sympathize with Mr. Edwards and other candidates who end up saying things that are "probably not well thought out and planned".

Mr. Manton is probably not well-known enough in New York life to move too many votes, though he presumably could push his considerable political organization into the service of whomever he supported.

A high-risk, high-reward way to take that one step further is to very politely and diplomatically acknowledge that the VC is probably not well-equipped to make a decision fast enough to meet your timeline.

This flexibility is manifest in a large loss of entropy upon binding its natural myoA partner, and in the shallow thermal unfolding transition suggesting a complex pathway that is probably not well-described by existing models of two-state unfolding.

Well, probably, not that well.

"If your life is not really governed very well, or frayed at the edges, you'll probably not do well in the programme," said Gibbons.