Sentence examples for edge of possibility from inspiring English sources
They weren't afraid of daring to go to the edge of possibility".
At the outer edge of possibility, terrorist groups could acquire nuclear capability.
But for now it is Mars that lies at the edge of possibility, and surviving that journey presents a challenge on a different scale.
But the most bizarre result so far seems to have taken place in Southampton, which was at the furthest edge of possibility for the Tories.
His "Anthèmes I" (featuring Martin Chalifour) and "Dialogue de l'Ombre Double" (Lorin Levee) took the violin and the clarinet to the edge of possibility.
Someone has a gun!' " In the list of dangerous things that Mr. Johnson has thought about encountering on his train, even a gunman seemed on the outer edge of possibility until that day.
In mixed media on board pieces like "Zephyr" (1993), Alter uses those ruled lines to great effect in contrasting the frothy sweeps of earth tones that imply a storm of thoughts as they break through a once preconceived edge of possibilities.
We teeter with her as she inches forward along the knife-edge of possibility — knowing she will stumble, hoping she will fly.
For one to score 100 in a test innings is a feat on the outer edges of possibility, roughly analogous to an American League pitcher hitting multiple home runs in a World Series game.
On the other hand, pieces like Bach's extraordinary A-minor Prelude and Fugue from Book 2 of the "Well-Tempered Clavier" and the densely written and physically difficult D-minor English Suite ride along the outer edges of possibility with a confidence that seems to dwarf all other composers.
Within the far reaches of the mind lies a window to alternate realities where we can explore the edges of possibility: to wonder over what is, what could be, and what might have been.
