Sentence examples for thinkable possibility from inspiring English sources

If the Delphi method with is used, the more explicit or systematic selection process is a thinkable possibility.

What was unthinkable one year became thinkable, possibly, the next.

It tells us something that enough people find this spooky possibility thinkable.

[And yet] was Hitler or the Nazi regime thinkable, or possible, without the First World War?

Having a pope who is deeply committed to "tirelessly promoting justice and peace" is an absolute necessity in many parts of the world where "war has become the norm, and where even nuclear war is not only thinkable but a real possibility", says South Africa's Southern Cross said in an editorial.

Europe's memory of its darkest hour is fading; old horrors once again become possible, thinkable.

The idea of internet and history asks a lot of its students: first, a good sense of humor, second, a sophisticated sense for fact as well as a supple imagination for possibility (making historical alternatives thinkable), and third, a scientific skepticism that suspects even (especially?) its own method and a broad literacy at home in certain uncertainties.

From the moment the telegraph made the possibility of planetary simultaneity a thinkable reality, the ideas of a world time, world language, world government, and a world brain have shaped numerous projects.

Costless duplication made Napster possible and a music revolution thinkable.

Kant's argument is as follows: something is possible only if it is thinkable; something is thinkable only if data are present to the mind; data can be present to the mind only if the complete set of thinkable data already exists; therefore something is possible only if something exists.

This book makes it thinkable.