Sentence examples for suggests possibly from inspiring English sources
That suggests possibly permanent damage, Ms. Niskar said.
It suggests – possibly – that it it was these four shots that sealed Mersault's fate.
That suggests (possibly very accurately) that the "Canadian way" is to win by a slim margin, or, alternatively, spend months reviewing and discussing an unexpected loss.
In his new -- and, he playfully suggests, possibly his last -- novel, John Barth seems to be returning the favor of acknowledgment to all the ambitious young writers who've followed in his experimental wake.
Believing in God, Kugel suggests — possibly being a tad ahistorical — originally meant aligning yourself with the force of the universe, of humbly opening yourself up to its grandeur, more than it meant asserting faith in a particular deity.
Martin Amis's promised novella State of England may disprove this view (as Sebastian Faulks's A Week in December did not), although advance word of its Jordan-bashing, a tired red dwarf in the dying throes of its celebrity, suggests possibly not.
Miss A raised an eyebrow dryly, and suggested: "Possibly find another name?
Farrow is, of course, the son of Mia Farrow and, until his public debut suggested possibly otherwise, Woody Allen.
The Saturday night showcase event at Prince Charles Cinema suggested possibly not, and that the company still has plenty to be proud about.
It would create employment, improve the ecology, transfer desert into fertile land and, dare I suggest, possibly result in an annual Arab-Israeli open golf championship.
Booysen's case has drawn national attention as all segments of the population from civil society to government reacted strongly, with the response seeming to suggest, possibly, a turning point in the national consciousness.
