Sentence examples for was completely possible from inspiring English sources

"This is aristocratic and privileged irony — an aristocracy not of moneyed fathers but of generational ironic sensibility: 'I can speak with more quotation marks around my nouns and verbs than you.' " Rogers, a former Whiffenpoof, granted that it was "completely possible to consider this as unintended genius" — in other words, not many quotation marks at all.

It's completely possible, of course.

"It's completely possible that some pain fibers work in her," Staud said of Ashlyn.

Yet the lovely virtues she lists of supposedly heterosexual seminarians are completely possible to be had by and to be expected of homosexual and chaste seminarians.

"I believe it is completely possible to exist peacefully with absolutely nothing, as it was in the beginning and as it will be in the end," he said.

But it's completely possible to maintain a ban on weapons just by inspecting what's coming into the country without shutting out everything.

In terms of increasing funds towards local organisations, making sure they are able to be audited and access funds themselves is crucial, she said: "That is completely possible too".

"It is completely possible to achieve refined cuisine without alcohol," Mr. Bocuse said in an e-mail message, adding that many fine recipes "are elaborated with a base of cream and butter".

I know it sounds superficial, but I'm of the belief that it is completely possible to care about your own health – yes, including how your body looks – and that of your child's at the same time.

"I have the opportunity to learn anything at a very high level and take advantage of professors, researchers and resources in any field – i.e. if I wanted to do some cancer research during uni but still want to be an English major, that's completely possible".

Her performances are completely possible.