Sentence examples for calls possibility from inspiring English sources

Conceptually, Spore is radical: at a time when most game makers are offering ever more dazzling graphics and scenarios and stories, Wright and his backer, Electronic Arts, are betting that players want to create the environments and stories themselves — that what players really like about games is exploring what Wright calls "possibility space".

What is nowadays called "objective probability", Meinong calls "possibility" ("degrees of possibility").

The criticism that Dr. Schuller's messages have been nothing more than a watered down versions of optimistic pop psychology, given that his major theme is what he calls "possibility thinking," is unfair.

This is what we call possibility or more precisely contingency (imkân).

A formula for problem-solving I learned from Dr. Schuller is something he called "possibility thinking".

In this day and age, what does it take to produce a new musical called Possibility Junkie, based loosely on a real-life troubadour who writes and sings songs of life, love and the world we live in?

Two schoolchildren sang a song that one of their teachers had written called "Possibilities".

It's so obnoxious of me: I was an egg who had an egg and now I'm chicken, as usual scooping up both possibilities, or what I used to call possibilities.

It's called Possibilities.

Newt Gingrich, one of their presidential possible wannabes, calls the possibility of America falling behind China in technology one of the "potentially catastrophic threats" facing the country.

He calls this possibility "Hitler's chain reaction," noting that the United States had raced to develop the atomic bomb in the first place because it feared that Nazi Germany was working on such a weapon.