Sentence examples for possibly desire from inspiring English sources

After all, if our thoughts are necessarily imprisoned by language, as Sapir-Whorf suggests, then the only sensible course of action is to build a roomier, more lavish jail cell with all the amenities an inmate could possibly desire — a new language that could make possible new ways of thinking.

"It has everything I could possibly desire," he said.

What more could a prophet of a "redemptive technology" possibly desire?

Alasdair Fotheringham: Sir Chris Hoy Sir Chris Hoy's triumph in the final round of the keirin of his final Olympics has all the historical connections you could possibly desire.

It has a juice bar and cafe, every exercise machine you could possibly desire, a 17-meter lap pool, and a cavernous hammam with a connected steam room and sauna.

Here you can eat all the pizza, pasta and ice cream your stomach could possibly desire, along with goat stew mopped up by injera, a sponge-like local pancake that may, or may not, be made with wheat.

The study was criticized in a letter to the editor of the journal that noted the "experimental diets were apparently designed so that the possibly desired conclusion could be drawn".

An unknown artist — possibly Desire Parker of Connecticut — was captivated enough by Wonder bread plastic bags to slice them up and weave them into a large, circular rug five feet in diameter; and Gregory Warmack, known as Mr. Imagination, nailed and wired countless buttons to a tree branch to create a fantastic arboreal sculpture.

But if we're slightly more cynical about the whole endeavour, it's not hard to see why Facebook might be so keen to provide these services beyond its possibly genuine desire to create a more connected world.

Mr. Zhou is scheduled to retire anyway, but the call suggests the depth of his unpopularity and possibly a desire among grass-roots members for more far-reaching changes in the economy and the political system.

The reason hashtags and the @names of celebrities and such are out of favor among the "cool" is that they signal a possibly thirsty desire for attention, acknowledgment, or participation.