Sentence examples for possibility at all from inspiring English sources
"I don't take that possibility at all.
"Bankruptcy is not a possibility at all," Mr. Legere said.
That's assuming they consider the possibility at all.
"That is not a possibility at all," he said.
"It's not out of the realm of possibility at all," he said.
There is "no possibility at all" of cooperation with the prosecutors, Mr. Hupert said.
These suggested possibilities are, I believe, not real possibilities at all.
Possibilities which exist only in thought are not part of Descartes' ontology and so on Descartes' view are not possibilities at all.
This is not to say that the possibilities exist but that they do not obtain or that God did not actualize them, but instead to say that the possibilities themselves are not real — that they have no ontological status and so are not really possibilities at all.
Strantz embraced the unexpected possibilities at all of these intersections.
Q: So what would you tell those who don't believe in spiritual possibilities at all? A: I would say what I've been saying for years: What you believe or do not believe is strictly up to you.
