Sentence examples for some kind of possibility from inspiring English sources

"If they were sweeping the streets they'd have to get some kind of maintenance qualification or be working for the council with some kind of possibility of employment.

Though "tragedy pervades the entire movie and all these tiny, fragile characters," she said, "we are left with some kind of exuberant possibility.

Rather, the kind of possibility at issue is one of rational possible unanimity based upon fair distributions of burdens and rights in abstraction from empirical facts or desires.

Maybe this is an example of why you should never mix business with pleasure, but he should have known that some kind of "shop talk" was a possibility.

Are you still optimistic about this kind of possibility?

This is the kind of possibility that equilibrium thinking cannot even entertain.

That kind of possibility can appeal only to the gloomiest bears.

"We have to remain open-minded to that kind of possibility," he said.

In fact, Ms. Wang's team was prepared for just this kind of possibility.

Davis asked him about this: "We have to remain open-minded to any kind of possibility," he replied.

At least some of the disputes between proponents of monism and its rivals in the ontology of art have pivoted on equivocation regarding the kind of possibility envisaged in discussions of multiplicity and singularity.