Sentence examples for own possibilities from inspiring English sources

It will also open our eyes to our own possibilities.

Albrecht, a good-enough but distracted student, senses his own possibilities shrink.

"Everyone has to make use of his own abilities, to experience his own possibilities".

It could be understood as pure painting — art absorbed by its own possibilities, experiments in color and form.

Referring to athletes, Rogge said, "Sometimes they go beyond their own possibilities, but we have to protect them against themselves".

This is an anti-novel in the sense that it consistently diminishes any sense of its own possibilities.

By "entrenchment of social facts," I mean that the relevant democratic institutions promote the very conditions that make the institutional social fact possible in assuming those conditions for their own possibility.

Stupidity offends when it stubbornly ignores its own possibility.

Article 29 states that everyone has duties to his community, on which his own possibility for flourishing exists; and they involve "recognition and respect" for the same rights for others, which is what justifies the existence of a legal and moral social order.

And the movie offers something of a palliative — and issues it as a hope that's built into the movie's own possibility of success, namely, being in the moment, being passionately and totally engaged with the people in one's life and in the work at hand, being free and frank with emotions yet compassionate and sympathetic, being curious and open.

For the United Nations, the attack, and specifically the death of Vieira de Mello, was a crippling blow, comparable in its effect on the U.N.'s sense of its own possibility to the impact President Kennedy's murder had on the self-confidence of the United States.