Sentence examples for expressions of possibility from inspiring English sources

Some other domains exhibiting such differences between lexical and morphological strategies include tense, aspect, evidentiality, negation, plurality, and expressions of possibility.

A new baseball season is an expression of possibility.

The artists were united in opposition to the rise of fascism, determined to make a more harmonious, optimistic expression of human possibility.

Categorical syllogistic, with which Aristotle concerned himself, confines itself to simple declarative statements and their variation with respect to modalities, or expressions of necessity and possibility.

This optimistic spirit underpins the extravagant expressions of the romantic possibilities of infidelity in the exhibition of love letters currently on display at the Musée des Lettres et Manuscrits in Paris.

Later critics appreciated her valuing of spiritual depth over technical perfection and now consider her portraits to be among the finest expressions of the artistic possibilities of the medium.

There is an increasing trend towards internationalization of the Romanian universities, as an expression of the possibilities arisen by globalization.

With this level of conserved expression, the possibility of subfunctionalization is low.

Despite expressions of regret about the possibility of onward migration, respondents had no hesitation in explaining that their primary concern was their families: "I'm sorry, but I'm not going to stay in Ireland.

To study this possibility, expressions of CSIG and p33ING1 in early passage (young, ∼20 population doublings (pdl)) and late-passage (senescent, ∼60 pdl) 2BS cells were examined by western blot.

In looking for different roles of the other sub-clades in the regulation of gene expression, a variety of possibilities exist.