Sentence examples for on its possibilities from inspiring English sources

Attacking with 6 Bc4 against the Classical Sicilian Defense came into prominence in the 1960's, when Bobby Fischer put a brilliant mind to work on its possibilities.

His second, "The Children's Hospital," confirms that he is possessed of the imagination, ambition and deep-veined intellect that will allow this evolving literary movement to deliver on its possibilities.

And I can't quite give up on its possibilities: that this disturbing music could give voice to urgent loneliness, that by coming together to hear it, fans can find a respite.

Peace appears to be something that Israelis and Palestinians mention randomly to mask the gruesome reality that the statute of limitations on its possibilities has most likely expired.

The experience is not one of the building or of nature alone, but of the two together, and comes from a certain openness: to what was already on the site, to its possibilities, to ancient and modern materials, to high and low technology.

Ms Pehnt, concentrating on one life and its possibilities, decidedly engages and holds our sympathy.

He did not work out the details of this process, especially with regard to moral autonomy and the "I's" role in it.[3] There is, however, little doubt that he thought autonomy possible, but the condition for its possibility depends on the nature of the self's genesis and the type of society in which it develops.

However, he allows that a priori knowledge may depend for its possibility on sensory experience e.g., knowledge that red is a color may be a priori even though having this knowledge requires having sensory experience of red in order to have the concepts required to even formulate the idea.

And they've announced their own policy on mining – a vision that leaves room for its possibility, but on much more strict environmental terms.

It's a nice premise, but Wolitzer is too gentle a satirist — and too fond of her characters — to make good on its darker possibilities.

"Lily and Richard were a revolution, because they based what they did on real life, its possibilities," Lorne Michaels, the producer of "Saturday Night Live," told me.