That's a small price to pay for what could potentially provide eternal enjoyment for your bored domestic animal.
"He can either keep lying and potentially win the White House, but bring eternal damnation upon himself or he can start telling the truth.
For writers like John Stuart Mill and George Grote - practical, liberal, utilitarian thinkers - this was the real Socrates, the eternal spirit of reflection, criticism and potentially of opposition to the state itself.
Rushd stuttered aghast over whether the world was created in a single divine act or - potentially a capital offence to claim - complexities like eternal matter might have been involved.
Nor does eternal movement, if there be such, exist potentially; and, if there is an eternal mobile, it is not in motion in virtue of a potentiality, except in respect of 'whence' and 'whither' (there is nothing to prevent its having matter which makes it capable of movement in various directions).
John Lindow theorizes that the possible etymological meaning of Iðunn ever young"—would potentially allow Iðunn to perform her ability to provide eternal youthfulness to the gods without her apples, and further states that Haustlöng does not mention apples but rather refers to Iðunn as the "maiden who understood the eternal life of the Æsir".
As another ancient culture would say, in this case, Hellenic, "May her memory be eternal". Ohio Hospital Performs First Uterus Transplant In The U.S. The transplant can potentially allow the patient to become pregnant and give birth.
"But (b) actuality is prior in a stricter sense also; for eternal things are prior in substance to perishable things, and no eternal thing exists potentially.
Of that versatility, Winslet, who next stars in this weekend's "Divergent," recalled how "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" specifically allowed her to branch out from the potentially limiting nature of her nationality.
