Sentence examples for was conceivable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Capable of being conceived or imagined; possible; credible; thinkable.
It was conceivable that Bakeh's choice to leave was the right one.
It wasn't strange because it had already happened and so it was conceivable.
It was conceivable that he didn't quite know what the list was for.
He asked if it was "conceivable" for the U.S. to ratify the treaty.
They departed having fought as hard as was conceivable, but that couldn't stop the tears.
A jump to three spades would have been reasonable; and even four spades was conceivable.
Asked if American forces could be withdrawn in fewer than 12 months, General McNeill said it was conceivable but unlikely.
Similarly, his sister, Terina Allen, said that she was angry but also appreciative that some level of justice was conceivable.
Dr. Oxley said it was conceivable that the contents of the syringe were sufficient to set off the PETN.
He wrote that it was conceivable that child helpers "are, on balance, better off than the average Liberian child".
They said it was conceivable that a foreign government or terrorist organization deliberately chose a domestic strain to throw off federal investigators.
