Sentence examples for feeling of possibility from inspiring English sources
There is an electric feeling of possibility on the Harvard Kennedy School campus.
I like it for the sense of mystery and a feeling of possibility.
It was the time of the Tiananmen demonstrations and -- " Davis cuts in almost unconsciously, as couples do after nearly 20 years of marriage: "And it was like the 60's, this feeling of possibility, of things opening up, of potential.
And Mr. Butler may have put it most succinctly, though the feeling of possibility, to say nothing of positivity, was shared by most of the other headliners, including Stevie Wonder, Manu Chao, My Morning Jacket and even Kanye West.
Movies, comic books and stories took the imaginative boy away from his difficult world, and the writing of stories -- his first customer was his mother -- gave the young boy "an immense feeling of possibility... as if I had been ushered into a vast building filled with closed doors and had been given leave to open any I liked".
A year before, there was just no feeling of possibility.
"I don't think we have anything going, but at least we're getting a feeling of possibilities, let's put it that way," Donnie Walsh, the Knicks' president, said.
Protagonists in literature generally seem overloaded with feelings of possibility and futility; they have acute, superstitious senses of cause and effect.
Baby, who believed she could change the world, who wanted to send her leftovers to starving children, who seemed at first glance like the perfect match for aspiring model of comfortable complacency Neil Kellerman, and even might have been, if it weren't the sinewy, smouldering dance instructor who stirred within her urgent feelings of possibility and need.
"Nothing else gives you that feeling of childhood possibility: that anything is possible," she added — even, no matter how improbable, Olympic glory.
