Sentence examples for possibility from which from inspiring English sources

Much like our Bible, which relates how God created heaven and Earth from a void, classical Chinese cosmology describe a still and empty ether, pregnant with infinite possibility, from which the world spontaneously organized into the harmonious interplay of opposing forces we see today.

Some 7,000 possibilities from which to choose!

It can only facilitate, offering a range of possibilities from which culture (or more likely, sheer chance) can choose.

Echoes of Russian Orthodox church music and The Rite of Spring mourn both a country and a world of musical possibilities from which Stravinsky was separated by the first world war.

And they have a wealth of possibilities from which to choose.

According to Meynen, mentally competent individuals possess an online perception of the world as a network of possibilities, from which further possibilities extend exponentially.

Health care managers seeking to implement organisational and system-wide information system interventions to support improvements in clinical practice have a wide selection of possibilities from which to choose.

Viewing great talent, in any form, is the spectator's highest privilege, as it offers relief from the banality of daily life and hints toward limitless possibility, the seed from which hope grows.

Consistent with this possibility, mec1Δ cells from which SML1 has also been deleted (which leads to increased levels of dNTPs [54]) are phenotypically similar to wild type cells (Fig. S3).

The possibles include the possibilities from among which God created the world.

The online asynchronous written environment can contribute to accessibility and exchangeability, and add new possibilities for dialogues from which the patients can benefit.