Sentence examples for deceptive possibilities from inspiring English sources

There are other deceptive possibilities.

Again, the deceptive possibilities of an omnipotent God play a large role in his worries here.

It's what Greenberg called kitsch's "deceptive" nature, the possibility that it could be "dangerous to the na? seeker of true light".

Derrida, in particular, has been one of the few contemporary philosophical thinkers, if not the only one, to realize the importance of Dionysius in relation to deconstruction (a term he does not use himself) and to explore the complex nature of prayer, address, and denial in the context of the necessarily deceptive and open-ended possibilities of negative theology.

As he interprets the view, it would follow that intuitive cognitions cannot guarantee their own certitude: sensory illusions and the possibility of a deceptive God preclude this.

This basic notion that appearances can be deceptive leads to some very intriguing possibilities.

Yet the elegance of this potential compromise is deceptive in part because it raises the possibility that aye-ayes are caught in a sensory trap.

Here, it seemed, lay the possibility — however fragile — for the largest Arab society to escape the tired, deceptive secular and Islamist labels and so open up the possibility of a representative and inclusive society.

"I think one could only characterize their response to the Vioxx story, where they publicly dismissed the possibility of a class effect, as deceptive," Dr. FitzGerald said.

I do not exclude the possibility that this is nothing but a deceptive maneuver to start all this brouhaha to cover up a completely different legislative initiative".

Whether or not the decreased response rate of receivers directly stems from the deceptive use of the calls cannot be determined until these latter possibilities are rigorously tested.