Sentence examples for empty of possibility from inspiring English sources

"A Heart of Stone" is told through the eyes of Ellen van Bemmel, who is just entering adolescence when her world crumbles around her; the novel charts her attempts to understand herself and to face a future that appears empty of possibility.

The first chapter of Reith's book Broadcast Over Britain is called Uncharted Seas, and that was what there was: a vast and empty ocean of possibility.

If you can do anything you want, then every day becomes an existential problem an empty space of possibility that has no ceiling but also no walls and no floor.

If you can do anything you want, then every day becomes an existential problem — an empty space of possibility that has no ceiling but also no walls and no floor.

It does not provide an exact solution for the prediction of future economic novelty, since there is no algorithmic way to specify the yet "empty" set of possibilities that are adjacent to the existing phase spaces.

Today, antique shops, restaurants and other attractions fill storefronts next to spaces that Black described as "empty, but full of possibility".

She chose English because Chinese was too freighted with Maoist cant, and emptied of expressive possibility.

The nest may be empty, but it's also full of possibility for partners to rediscover — and surprise — each other again.

In other words, the set of propositions is a (finitary) field or algebra A over a non-empty set W of possibilities: a set that contains W and is closed under complementation and finite intersection.

Most epistemologists stay very general and assume only that there is a non-empty set W of possibilities such that exactly one element of W corresponds to the actual world.

She did this knowing much of what her Americanized son would face there: the empty belly, the threat of public whippings, the cramped sense of possibility.