Sentence examples for buried possibilities from inspiring English sources

His enthusiasm for obsolescent cinematic techniques — silent-film emoting, iris lenses, shadowy monochrome, collagist editing — is at once antiquarian and futuristic, a way of exhuming buried possibilities for novelty and speculation.

A1 Florida's Democratic chairwoman officially buried the possibility of redoing the state's disputed January presidential primary.

WASHINGTON — The Florida Democratic Party chairwoman on Monday officially buried the possibility of redoing the state's disputed January presidential primary, saying there was no practical or affordable way to conduct a new election.

The latest skirmish has firmly buried the possibility of a rapprochement between the brothers which was being talked about some months ago.

There are many interesting possibilities buried in the forgotten history of corpse medicine, and some may also be worth trying out in the lab.

Palestinian officials have warned that the newly formed, and potentially unstable, government in Israel would "bury" the possibility of a two‑state solution between the two sides – one of a number of issues that threatens to damage Israel's standing in the international community.

But already Thomas Edison saw a new cultural movement buried in the possibility of moving pictures.

The obvious path, up the outside of the production casing to the casing hanger that we've talked about before, was dismissed, thought they left the door open to that possibility, buried in the back of the report.

Which means that there is a possibility that buried in there is the original sound".

Of a late encounter with his father, he writes, "I considered, for the first time, the possibility that buried in his stories was a message for me".

Geochemist Andreas Stracke at the University of Münster in Germany is impressed, saying that while others have speculated on the possibility of buried continental crust under this part of the Indian Ocean, "this could be a smoking gun".