And since the design derives from the "inner possibility" of objects (2 91 2), both conceptual and teleological arguments share the same ground.
In the concept of extension, for example, there lies the inner possibility that a space is limited by three straight lines in such a way that two of them include a right angle.
The radicalization of the distinction between true and false interiority has led to new possibilities; inner states, motivations and feelings are now increasingly thought of as objectifiable and malleable in different contexts.
Yet the reader retains the sense that, for all his explorations of sexual possibility, inner space, Zen "mind," and the world's continents, Ginsberg, who repeatedly (and apparently seriously) ranked Corso with Keats, was willing to cover but a small patch of contemporary literary geography.
Hope is related to how individuals behave, feel and think; it has been defined as an inner strength, as possibility for the future, and as a multidimensional, dynamic life force, among other descriptions.
Do the choices made by an ex-soldier offer the possibility of inner peace?
On a sunny winter's afternoon, Downhills primary school looks like an advert for the inclusive possibilities of inner-city, multi-ethnic education.
In this, he ascribed particular significance to the second person of the Trinity, Jesus Christ, as a cipher for the human existential possibility of inner change, reversal and transformation.
In the Indian tradition, Shiva has many forms, each representing a powerful possibility for inner evolution.
