Sentence examples for possibility linger from inspiring English sources

Odes to the state's embrace of youth, change and possibility linger in Democratic presidential lore.

One subplot, about taking his baby to A&E, briefly threatens emotional significance – and even though Jones pulls back (the baby does have a fox's head, after all), the possibility lingers suggestively.

He dismissed the possibility of lingering hostility.

The possibility still lingers that the league could do one better in Mike Tranghese's final season as commissioner.

He's moving past fiction's possibilities to linger on its limitations, on the books that explore what happens when language becomes insufficient and storytelling breaks down.

However, the narrow control that the Republicans hold in Congress and the possibility of lingering partisan bitterness made some analysts think that Mr. Bush would have little chance of winning approval for the entire tax cut.

Dr. David H. Walker, a pathologist at the University of Texas at Galveston who studied people who died in the 1979 Sverdlovsk anthrax outbreak in the Soviet Union, said survivors were faced with a real possibility of lingering illnesses and long-term side effects.

Shusterman also insists on the value of aesthetic experiences that are fragmented and ruptured, contrary to Dewey's emphasis on unity, and notes that Dewey neglected the possibility of lingering reflection after moments of consummation (Shusterman 2004).

To eliminate the possibility that lingering maternal Oct4 might facilitate normal gene expression during cleavage, both maternal and zygotic deletion has been performed.

To address the possibility of lingering antibody, we developed a highly sensitive ELISA for DNRAbs and also measured albumin and IgG in the hippocampus at several post-LPS time points.

Economists at Capital Economics, said the report was "better, but not great" and "any lingering possibility of a June rate hike from the Fed is now off the table".