Sentence examples for kinds possible from inspiring English sources

For Whewell, though the categories do make experience (of certain kinds) possible, the Ideas are justified by their origin in the mind of a divine creator (see especially his discussion of this in his 1860a).

I have never imagined barbarism of this kind possible on earth.

In the kindest possible way, she tried to dissuade one member of my party from adding his name.

So you really think the murder of people exactly like your daughter was an act committed "in the kindest possible way"?

With its mass of architectural accessories - domes, pillars, porticos, steps and statuary - the gallery is, in the kindest possible sense, a fat drag queen of a building.

"I mean that in the kindest possible sense," Costas added.

But even as I tried to come up with the kindest possible phrasing for "What the hell is wrong with you?" I knew my question would come across like a slap.

In the first grouping, we have Ford, the "accidental president" of our age, who was defeated and is generally thought of (in the kindest possible terms) as nothing more than a "caretaker" president.

My father's love was the most conditional kind possible: "If you love your father, you'll do what you're told!" My mother loved me for being whoever I really was... whoever I was becoming.

Thus, the alterations occuring in the NAc are obviously rather of a physiological kind, possible due to the much earlier maturation of the accumbal than the prefrontal DA innervation [ 12, 108, 109].

Reductionism, then, tries to limit reality to as few kinds as possible.