Sentence examples similar to tell a possibility from inspiring English sources

Carrying a child in my womb is not -- as nearly as I can tell -- a possibility.

It is much easier to tell a story about why a possibility could make sense than to provide data on the odds that it will succeed.

In some states that mandate counseling for women considering abortions, the women are told of a possibility that fetuses may have the capacity to feel pain.

But the narratives and ideologies of urbanists and sociologists do feed our social imaginary of the city, and in the past 20 years these academics have told a story about possibilities of prosperity through competitive success.

"Since you hesitate, it means that there is such a possibility," Mr. Putin told a visibly uncomfortable Mr. Vainshtok.

Anybody who knows [me] would tell you that's certainly a possibility," Shooter told a local Yuma television station, KYMA, in July.

Researchers have identified a specific spot in the brain that handles the task of telling a lie, raising the possibility of using brain scans to create a more accurate lie detector test.

And, in August, he defended comments he made apparently joking about the effects of fracking on people living nearby after he told a private meeting the possibility of the process starting in various southern counties was being explored.

The passage held out a hope rarely signalled in his earlier work: the possibility that telling a story could lead to redemption.

I have also been told it's a possibility that I don't, so I will just have to act as if I don't," he told the Guardian.

"With commercial and the World Service there are some possibilities," Horrocks told a gathering of global news staff.