Sentence examples for discovery of possibilities from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Heidegger adds (showing that he was indeed a conservative revolutionary, in 1936 at least), Western humanity's sense of being can only be changed historically through the creative discovery of possibilities hidden within the tradition that has come down to us.

The creation of his androgynous persona, and the discovery of the possibilities of his voice, was a mix-and-match of influence and experiment conducted over many years.

But a recession which pushed him back towards cheaper ingredients, alongside a discovery of the possibilities of foraging, shaped his cooking.

His work on copper plates was not proving very successful when an accident led to his discovery of the possibilities of stone (1796).

Signed comment relating Thomas Paine's scientific theories to the recent discovery of the possibility of Martian life forms.

Excluding the outlier of ten years, the average time from the discovery of the possibility of going abroad for surgery to contacting a facilitator or destination hospital with the intent to book a trip was six months (median = 3 months).

"It is surely the case that many women, following the 'our bodies our selves' movement in the fourth quarter of the twentieth century, have found great good in self-pleasuring — perhaps especially in the discovery of their own possibilities for pleasure — something many had not experienced or even known about in their ordinary sexual relations with husbands or lovers," she writes.

This period is one of discovery of the expressive possibilities of the human body; there is a greater freedom in the poses and gestures, and an increased attention to anatomical verisimilitude as may be observed in the ponderated stances of the figures W9 and W4 who partially anticipate the Doryphoros of Polykleitos.

In Valerius Terminus (1603?) he already repudiates any mixture of natural philosophy and divinity; he provides an outline of his new method and determines that the end of knowledge was "a discovery of all operations and possibilities of operations from immortality (if it were possible) to the meanest mechanical practice" (Bacon III [1887], 222).

This discovery led to a plethora of possibilities.

It is a cry not only of frustration but also of release and renewal, affording a discovery of emotions, a realization of possibilities.