Sentence examples for then again possibly from inspiring English sources
Then again, possibly we have different standards from those of the trade.
I've always thought I've been quite cautious with NSAIDs but then again possibly some of these patients were mine.
The two women had their hands tied behind their backs, while Michael's hands appeared to have been tied and then untied again, possibly to access a purse found near his body.
The notion that suburban life conveniently yields the same uplifting combination of spiritual, psychological and physical effects of the country brought about by contact with soil, expanded personal space and fresh air may be no more than a romantic, agrarian myth, but then again, it is possibly the truth.
Several studies suggest that serum phosphate levels decrease immediately after fracture, increase after 24 h, remain high, and then slowly decrease again, possibly in relation to the period of disability (Meller et al. 1985; Speed 1931).
He wandered around Colorado for years, then headed north once again, possibly up to Montana.
The wisdom of the doctors' advice, though possibly indisputable, is depressing; then again, so is eating and lazing yourself into diabetes, cancer and early death.
Then again, I am a transplanted New Yorker, and possibly soft on bakery scofflaws.
But then again, he also likes walking around without a top on, possibly because he deliberately wants to break Tumblr.
Then again, Fifa appears to be suffering from accent-knack generally, possibly brought on by knocking out their webpages on an old typewriter" – Robert Minchin.
