Sentence examples for all its possibilities from inspiring English sources

Amazingly, it was for these films that he would be remembered, his passion for art and all its possibilities somehow having transmitted itself to a rapt nation.

Mr. K opened America's gate and ushered me in, and I, so hungry for all its possibilities, rushed through it.

And what a lot of trouble we've been having here lately: there is the implosion of the literary end of publishing; the continuing bias against literature in translation; there is the internet, with all its possibilities, but also the opportunities it opens up for libel tourism, mass surveillance, manipulation, disinformation and other forms of state and corporate control.

But summer is different in all its possibilities and risks.

We read to find life, in all its possibilities.

And I don't mean a Vietnam-era type of draft with all its possibilities for deferments.

It's a neat reminder of how at the mercy we are to malevolent, uncaring forces of computing, and how even analogue music is so often turned into digital information, with all its possibility for mutation.

Ontology as the theory of being in all its possibility is the necessary propedeutic to theology as the theory of absolute being without which ontology itself is inevitably incomplete, and cannot progress beyond a treatise on categories and on dialectic.

A more well-grounded objection might be that there is no way to refute Marx, because his predictions are insufficiently precise; for example, he wrote that no mode of production gives way to its successor before it has exhausted all of its possibilities.

Conceived during the artist's strolls in the forest near the Skowhegan arts colony in Maine, it's about listening to wood and being alert to all of its possibilities.

Despite all of its possibilities, hitting "print" on a 3D printer is a lot more involved than just loading the paper tray and hitting a green button.