conceivably

Even the comfort of the bottle might conceivably fail him in this supreme crisis.

Conceivably, for he could not examine into it now, here lay a tremendous possibility; a solution of many problems.

The vendetta might conceivably date back to the man's first marriage, and the ring be taken for some such reason.

There was nothing in all this that could conceivably concern the tragedy in Miss Watson's face; and by a half conscious instinct, Father Brown turned again to the seeming lunatic grubbing about in the grass.

As the person of Hermann's niece exhaled the profound physical charm of feminine form, so her ador er's big frame embodied to my senses the hard, straight masculinity that would conceivably kill but would not condescend to cheat.

He meets his death five miles from the school--not by a bullet, mark you, which even a lad might conceivably discharge, but by a savage blow dealt by a vigorous arm.

I cannot conceivably come on in Spandex and Lurex and do the flick kicks.

"In a sale, GoPro could conceivably fetch $1 billion, based on the price that Hewlett Packard paid for Palm-another struggling electronics maker-in 2010," Lee contends.

Washington, (IANS) US President Donald Trump on Wednesday said that Washington could "conceivably" re-enter into the global Paris climate agreement, from which he announced the withdrawal last year.

In his June 24 guest viewpoint, Alan Thayer managed to question, sort of, whether Eugene city councilors might potentially, possibly, conceivably put their own livelihoods at risk by contemplating requiring businesses to provide health coverage for their employees.