Sentence examples for absolute possibility from inspiring English sources

To be childlike, we think, is to be innocent and to possess a capacity for joy, immediacy, eagerness - the carefree sense of absolute possibility.

"I get a distinct feeling among Aboriginal people that they feel that compensation is an absolute possibility, notwithstanding the prime minister's very vehement statement about not considering it".

Asked by a reporter if additional arrests will be made, De Young said it's an "absolute possibility".

But in the 1950s the debate over oxygen use rarely discussed the absolute possibility of breathing at 8,848 metres, or the risk of collapse, but rather the possibility of mental impairment.

Joe Shlabotnik can buy the same brushes and paints as Picasso, but Shlabotnik, faced with the same blank canvas and the same absolute possibilities, will use these tools to far lesser effect.

For an artist for whom self-consciousness is so absolute, the possibility of a mode of being that is immediate and physical is probably indispensable.

It has absolute, uncut possibility.

CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden said the organization will be hearing from the hospital shortly in order to "provide the most effective care as possible, as safely as possible, to keep to the absolute minimum the possibility that anyone would become infected".

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The risks and benefits of providing information to patients may depend on several factors such as: the medium (oral information, leaflet, videotape), the level of detail, the manner of presenting key evidence (e.g., relative or absolute risk), the possibility of asking questions, the cultural context, and of course individual patient preferences.

It is unnecessary to lay down an absolute rule beyond the possibility of exception.