Sentence examples for utter possibility from inspiring English sources
It is odd that the English National Opera has billed "Two Boys" as a "cautionary tale" about the Internet, when the opera represents online life more ambiguously, as a space of utter possibility, and Jake's plot as a creative act.
For 40 years they have been unable to even utter this possibility in front of each other.
He waited for that moment with the kind of anticipation he felt on the slow ascent to the top of a roller coaster — knowing that what happened on the other side would be both painful and exhilarating, rich with the possibility of utter annihilation.
With enough work and effort we can have a completely nuclear arms free future; a future where generations to come are free of the possibility of complete and utter destruction weighing on their shoulders.
"Medicare for all," the healthcare holy grail many progressives have dreamed of for decades, continues to look like both an utter fantasy and a potent possibility.
When I discussed this with a senior member of Tynwald before he showed me around the island's seat of power (which happens to be the oldest continuous parliament in the world), he became noticeably edgy about the possibility of me uttering the banned name of the rodent he resolutely referred to as a "longtail".
The whole concept of improvisation seems to suggest utter freedom of imagination and infinite possibility in exploring what is spontaneous and of the moment.
Rabbinic thought assumed that even the direst warnings of utter disaster and rejection imply the possibility of turning back to God, motivated by remorse and the desire for restoration.
They all claim with utter certainty that there is no possibility of serious risk from human-caused global warming.
Even so, patients' loved ones will often ask a question that should never be uttered: Is there even the slightest possibility that the patient will recover?
Mr. Golden sees a pattern here, but he is willing to entertain the possibility that it may be utter chaos.
