Sentence examples for makes possible what from inspiring English sources

It makes possible what had been impossible.

It affects every aspect of our lives, is often said to be the root of all evil, and the analysis of the world that it makes possible – what we call "the economy" – is so important to us that economists have become the high priests of our society.

This irreducible duality in the self makes possible what Sartre (1992 86-116) calls "bad faith," a kind of project of self-deception.

In this respect, judgment makes possible what Arendt calls "the manifestation of the wind of thought" in the sphere of appearance.

One could also say that: Advanced nanotechnology makes possible what many people dream of or have always dreamt of: the recurrence of a paradise beyond the conflict with nature, which arise out of instrumental action and are thus regarded as a curse.

In this sense, atonement makes possible what Gurdjieff called "repairing the past" and in turn makes possible a much more enduring reconciliation.

"I think this is indispensable, and leadership is about making possible what is indispensable".

That made possible what were then enormous changes to the paper.

It offers a guide to the subtle art of making possible what is necessary.

Policy changes and popular sentiment made possible what only months before seemed unthinkable: an army of black men in blue.

Their successful approach to restoring sight and dogged perseverance has made possible what 20 years ago seemed impossible.