Sentence examples for everything potential from inspiring English sources

But it also demonstrates that Currier & Ives considered just about everything potential subject matter.

"It'd be a mistake to think we know everything the potential terrorist might come up with," said Wing Cmdr.

Every second, Google combs through billions of Web pages to answer questions as people check out everything from potential lovers to prospective lasagna recipes.

Everything has potential significance and the sleuth wanders deliriously through the streets of Istanbul desperately searching for meaning and drowning in a deluge of possible leads.

His wife recalls the extraordinary shifting contents of a home in which everything was potential stock — antique firearms, Dutch marquetry, Chinese porcelain, and dozens of stuffed birds in a questionable state of preservation, which Bon had bought from a Welsh natural-history museum, convinced that they were a bargain.

He would probably still see himself as a failure, but if he's smart, Danto suggests, he might also glimpse the beginning of the end of art, the glorious time when the failures of today are transfigured into the successes of tomorrow and everything is potential art.

"The world is a magazine to me," Cowles says, "everything has potential" -- like the wood settee that she rescued from the Oxfam shop for three pounds (and had cushions made for 10 times that) or Tom's grandmother's lace handkerchiefs, which she fashioned into slipcovers.

Wtf Fox, you hate everything with potential?

However, this Journey-not-the-Destination motif can lead to too contemplative a way of relating to life, becoming a passive observer, and avoiding life altogether by being everything in potential, but nothing in actuality.

And more than a dozen lawsuits, citing everything from potential disruption of whale and bird migrations to interference with airplane and shipping traffic, the wrecking of commercial fishing grounds and the desecration of sacred Native American sites, have thrown sand in the project's gears at every turn.

As Zeller writes, "More than a dozen lawsuits, citing everything from potential disruption of whale and bird migrations to interference with airplane and shipping traffic, the wrecking of commercial fishing grounds and the desecration of sacred Native American sites, have thrown sand in the project's gears at every turn".