Sentence examples for suppose possible from inspiring English sources

Intimacy with a screen is, I suppose, possible, but if there are descriptions of it available, I would rather not see them.

While it is, I suppose, possible that further details about his father's activities as a Nazi might emerge, that should not damage Schwarzenegger.

He is known to keep a close eye on the smallest doings in Philipstown — closer than one might suppose possible for a man who runs two news networks.

It is, I suppose, possible that Lee wrote it as we have it, and that her ingenious editor, setting an all-time record for editorial ingenuity, saw in a few paragraphs referring to the trial of a young black man the material for a masterpiece.

Though the "blew it off" explanation is, I suppose, possible, it hardly seems probable.

And because most BrIts now prefer curriss and kebabs.

Endangered more gravely than we had supposed possible by an enemy that cannot be defeated by military methods alone, the nation redraws the line between security and liberty.

He was told, 'Get it down to a more deliverable sum.'" According to the book, this pressure resulted in the supposed possible efficiency savings increased to "totally unrealistic" levels.

He showed a video of a supposed possible seizure that was in fact a comical gesture Mrs. Clinton was making to reporters, as one of them, The Associated Press's Lisa Lerer, reported.

Later he would say more harshly that Charley had inherited from his mother "an indescribable lassitude of character" and that "I think he has less fixed purpose and energy than I could have supposed possible in my son".

(And if not, is this a fatal objection to representative realism — or might it show only that our common-sense convictions are inaccurate?) The upshot of our discussion so far is that phenomenalism appears entirely untenable, and that at least a better defense than many have supposed possible can perhaps be offered for representative realism.