Sentence examples for really could turn from inspiring English sources

Iraq really could turn into a bloodbath.

Sceptics wonder whether the government really could turn Thailand's bookies and pimps into law-abiding taxpayers.

The doubters wondered whether this cultural gamekeeper really could turn poacher overnight.

"I don't think it's unreasonable to think that Iraq, properly managed -- and it's going to take a lot of attention, and the stakes are enormous, much higher than Afghanistan -- that it really could turn out to be, I hesitate to say it, the first Arab democracy, or at least the first one except for Lebanon's brief history," he says.

Thousands of collectors surf the Internet hoping to find an undiscovered masterpiece an abstract painting that really could turn out to be a derelict Diebenkorn, a homey print that might be Grandma Moses.

Ahmed: The first one for us was Global Crossing, and to have them build a network that has a global footprint with millions of ports in it and do it on our platform and with our architecture was just a tremendous high point, and the validation of the fact that maybe the way that we were thinking about the world really could turn out to be true.

And I showed it to my friend [the producer and writer] David Milch and he said, "Boy, this is really something you could turn into a terrific novel".

There are at least as many ways to dissect a musical surface as there are to skin a cat, and if you were really determined, you could turn up octatonic scales wherever you wished.

She never really thought she could turn it into a business until she read an article in a local newspaper about a course for women called "Forward at Fifty" at London Metropolitan University.

While attention has been focussed on fees, the really big change could turn out to have been the effective privatisation of university teaching and the new market that might herald.

Yorke later said that the song helped shape the direction of the rest of the album, and that it "was the first performance we'd ever recorded where every note of it made my head spin something I was proud of, something I could turn up really, really loud and not wince at any moment".