Sentence examples for yet quite possibly from inspiring English sources

The idea of this decorative mourning, smacking of kitsch, didn't seem exactly abominable, yet quite possibly tasteless.

It's because of August, a month no one takes seriously, yet quite possibly is the most dangerous month of the year.

Yet someone — quite possibly you — will be taxed in the future to pay off the government debt.

This week's dates represent the singer-songwriter's biggest UK gigs yet – and quite possibly the most sizeable for any artist who's ever transformed a 1920s recipe book into music.

According to the "American Idiot" Twitter page, "Costa Mesa had some of our best audiences yet, and quite possibly our favorite audience member: [Billie Joe Armstrong]." Armstrong posed for pictures with the cast after the show.

RS: Yeah, I just--this is Robert Scheer, this is Scheer Intelligence; I'm talking to Jill Stein, who doesn't have it sewed up yet, but quite possibly or most likely will be the Green Party candidate.

Yet the dancing, quite possibly by design, never rises to match it.

And yet there is quite possibly no other group of people in Europe that enjoys a better quality of life.

Up next will be winter frost, colored lights, fancy windows, the ball dropping in Times Square — and, quite possibly, yet another annual increase in monthly charges for co-op and condo residents.

Quite possibly, yet the humble dish, known locally as the "paste", is so popular Mexico hosts an annual pasty festival and has even opened a pasty museum.

Yet the fruit fly has quite possibly overturned our basic understanding of the disease mechanism behind CMT2B, by becoming the first animal model for this disease.