Sentence examples for unseen possibilities from inspiring English sources

Oh the giddy naivety of January: a year's worth of films lying ahead, sight unseen, possibilities endless.

Now, as I accompany her on a bike ride around the island's perimeter, she is volubly excited about unseen possibilities as much as about what has already taken place.

The open space Witzig includes in the frame suggests the unseen possibility that emerges only after one chooses to peer beyond the hype.

One must address an absence, fulfil an unseen possibility or a lack, within the other.

To this day, the significant influence that in-studio composition had on pop music and hip-hop music has been largely unseen and its possibilities underexplored within the classical music genre.

According to Iyer, a real paradise, "like a god or lover, must have an element of mystery about it; only the presence of the unknown and the unseen -- the possibility of surprise -- could awaken true faith or devotion".

However, it is going to take a different kind of approach, involving business, government, community organizations and the people to produce the as yet unseen levels of engagement, imagination, possibilities, partnership and progressive pragmatism that will define the 21st Century communities we want to live in and have thrive.

Many clinicians define fear as a negative reaction triggered by present, dangerous stimuli (such as the sound of a bear in the woods), whereas anxiety is triggered by uncertainty: while we're anxious no real threat is actually present; we're simply alert to the possibility of future, unseen dangers.

The work of Mulder and Scully, the two F.B.I. agents who investigated the paranormal in "The X-Files," seemed always to take place in the cool eeriness of nighttime, and was about darkness — the unseen and the unexplainable — and the possibility that "the truth is out there".

While the decay will certainly shine some light on the mysteriously heavy top quark, Bryman says, the rate they are seeing now looks a little high--opening up the intriguing possibility that a new, unseen particle may be facilitating the decay.

With a population haunted by the possibility of a lonely, unseen death, it's no surprise that during colonial times we boasted the highest rate of lunatic asylums per capita in the world.