Sentence examples for fragile possibility from inspiring English sources
The Middle East today is in a state of fragile possibility, full of peril, to be sure, but also pregnant with promise.
But on reflection it proves to be an investigation, at once lucid and enigmatic, of exile, loneliness and the fragile possibility of friendship.
His bowls and beakers, thrown in porcelain and glazed in celadon, are domestic, – in theory, you could fill them with hot tea – but they also exist in a more contemplative realm; arranged in pale lines and marked by various dents and asymmetries, they whisper a story of limitless but rather fragile possibility.
Its fragile possibilities for positive change disappear.
This first report also addresses concerns raised prior to the start of the trial about the safety of FNI for this fragile patient group and the possibility that this intervention could increase infection and complications due to increased touch and scent cloth exchange.
Of course, even such guarded optimism is fragile, given the possibility that last week's attacks may not be the last.
Here, it seemed, lay the possibility — however fragile — for the largest Arab society to escape the tired, deceptive secular and Islamist labels and so open up the possibility of a representative and inclusive society.
While there are those on the fringe right who would happily support aggressive moves toward China, there may remain sufficient voices of reason to head off that possibility -- a fragile, but not hopeless optimism.
But expectation has now left the Dutch small and fragile and nearly out of possibility.
Brown and Obama insisted that the G8 should focus on the possibility that a fragile global economy could suffer a double-dip recession, but there were precious few ideas for what policy makers could do if their emergency measures failed to boost growth.
One possibility, given the fragile condition of the tablets found at Vindolanda, is that archaeologists excavating other Roman sites have overlooked evidence of writing in ink.
