Sentence examples for draw possibilities from inspiring English sources
"Cunningham uses chance much as he might use a magnet, to draw possibilities to him from beyond his reach, and to arrange his materials, like iron filings, into relationships he might not otherwise have seen," James Klosty, an early chronicler of the Cunningham company, wrote in his 1975 book, "Merce Cunningham".
As in so much of Europe, there is nothing solid about politics any more – not least when it comes to ordinary voters, who often find themselves drawn to possibilities that might once have been unthinkable.
Heidegger, for instance, will emphasize that freedom is always "thrown" into an historical situation from which it draws its possibilities, while Sartre (who is equally aware of the "facticity" of our choices) will emphasize that such "possibilities" nevertheless underdetermine choice.
Early in the study we drew this possibility the attention of the sponsor, as well as to the management of the nursing agency, who assured us that correct procedures were being followed.
Involve your child: ask him or her for ideas and make sure your child is part of the planning (and the painting) Decide on the arrangement of the furniture: draw out different possibilities on paper.
The wine list is a main draw, full of possibility.
Yet despite the bungalow's dilapidated state, she was drawn by its possibilities.
By the time Bale scored his third Spurs goal, a draw was a possibility.
He ruled out immediate financial backing, but said that his economy minister was drawing up aid possibilities.
When Auriemma Consulting was surveying people and asked about a list of potential applications for smart cards, none of the possibilities drew much more than a tepid response.
