Sentence examples for perhaps remote from inspiring English sources

In asking these questions, philosophers have in mind not merely the (perhaps) remote possibilities of ghosts or gods or extraterrestrial creatures (whose physical constitutions presumably would be very different from those of humans) but also and especially a possibility that seems to be looming ever larger in contemporary life the possibility of computers that are capable of thought.

"At some day, perhaps remote, it will be a question always whether or not the solemnizing of matrimony in the North is between two descendants of our Anglo-Saxon fathers and mothers or whether it be of a mixed blood descended from the orangutan-trodden shores of far-off Africa".

In the not too distant future, we see the advent of wearables like Google Glass combined with machine learning and perhaps remote analytic assistance enabling a real-time army of SuperReps who will be orders of magnitude more productive than the finest sales reps today.

"It's an example of cases in which there's some -- perhaps remote -- possibility of error, and whenever there's error in a death case, you cannot be very happy about that particular penalty".

Such considerations, perhaps, seemed remote as this tired resort prepared for the Easter holidays.

Ms. Lee said that neighbors told her that its tall redwoods had been cleared to gather lumber for the reconstruction of San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake, and something, perhaps its remote location, had kept people from putting a house there since.

Consequently, off-grid electrification projects pursue opportunities in perhaps more remote regions (Fig. 2).

From the ordinary speaker's perspective, register is perhaps as remote a concept as language system: in everyday life we encounter neither system nor register but text.

However, perhaps this remote is a sign that Motorola is working on new set-top box software that actually needs QWERTY input and could hit your provider in the short term.

I left thinking that perhaps the remote and powerful authorities that run immigration policy in the EU -- and the U.S. -- have something to learn from Sicily.

A final and perhaps more remote consideration in the East-West dispersal of WNV is the transport of infected mosquitoes by commerce.