Sentence examples for power of possibility from inspiring English sources
He preached the power of possibility.
"I've always believed in the power of possibility.
Standing with a couple of hundred men and women outside the bar — they couldn't afford to go inside but were drawn to the passionate cry of the music — Wilson saw how people could be "stunned into silence by the power of art" and divine in it "the power of possibility, of human life".
Potential and the power of possibility are laid out before us all right now.
Walt Disney was no dummy when he hooked the Baby Boom generation not only on the power of story, but the power of possibility where even orphans and writers like Carrie Bradshaw, can grow up to be a princess: get the job, the man, and that fabulous penthouse apartment on 5th Avenue.
The challenges of a different culture, uneven balance of power, lack of possibility to communicate electronically, and a demanding task in relation to available resources are already known from previous research.
The overall implication was the power of infinite possibility in absolutely every area of their lives.
Sibelius's 7th Symphony is more conventionally thought of as a vindication of a new kind of symphonic form (it plays for 22 minutes or so in a continuous single movement) and a reclamation of the affirmatory power of tonal possibility.
They learn the art, pleasure and power of hypothesis — of imagining new possibilities.
This requires avoiding unjustified imbalances of power and of possibilities to articulate and influence processes between actors, an issue that is addressed by the rule 'balance of power between societal actors'.
It's surprising to compare Robert Frank's composed photography with his decomposed cinematography, as if it were the difference between a slide (in the microscope sense) — a single exemplary and perfectly trimmed slice of existence seized and frozen — and the unbounded flow of life itself, with the very borders of the frame yielding to the power of sudden possibilities and wild impulses.
