Sentence examples for felt the possibility from inspiring English sources

"I was interviewed by Katie Couric right after the prosecutor gave his summation, and I told her that for the first time I felt the possibility of a conviction exists," Mr. Dunne said.

In this chaotic summer, with any number of offensive stars still without a secure address as Premier League play begins this weekend, Tottenham has brought in other players, and Dempsey, with two years left on a guaranteed contract, felt the possibility of change.

When I recently went to London, I started to feel the possibility of a medal.

And even if we didn't get around to it on that day, our free day, maybe it was enough just to feel the possibility that we could if we wanted to, which is another way of saying that we wanted to feel young, though many of us were that if nothing else.

Students in group 2 would have had to have prior knowledge of the plants in set B, but not those in set A. This is so unlikely that we feel the possibility of prior knowledge affecting the outcome can be disregarded.

As the old ways — backcombing, rollers and rigidity — went out of the window, I started to feel the possibilities in front of my eyes".

The word was a key to a magic door, and every time I said it I felt the thrill of possibility.

It's a sign of old age, too: who could imagine that the perfect box, sitting by the gutter — say, from The Company Store — could make me drop my husband's hand as I felt the thrill of possibility?

For the past year or two, it always felt improbable, the possibility of Mayweather against Pacquiao.

But I wanted to come to practice and see how it felt, with the possibility of playing tomorrow.

I recently asked a storekeeper in Coral Gables, Fla., how he felt about the possibility of war with Iraq.