Sentence examples for vanishing possibility from inspiring English sources
Quite aside from being overwhelmed by grief on their behalf, he is also emotionally blindsided by the vanishing possibility of being similarly bereaved.
Perhaps, she adds, Lizzie's youth represented to Clover "the vanishing possibility that she and Henry would ever have a child".
Today, the freedoms have vanished without possibility and all that is left is anti-Americanism and the irony that America has inadvertently contributed so much to keeping the Republic intact.
The control method has two objective: the first one is related to the possibility of vanishing the external excitation at each instant, the second one is to make the rest position of the block a stable point.
In a preface, Mr Cannadine argues that all of these essays, written over a period of some 20 years, are connected by Britain's sense of "vanishing supremacies and diminishing possibilities, the feeling that things were no longer as great or as stable or as splendid as they once had been".
Although the National Union of Journalists is alarmed, understandably, by the possibility of jobs vanishing should the deal go through, it also knows that the numbers of journalists working online are increasing rapidly.
Alexander Haukrogh Jensen's blank and vanishing artwork conveys a dramatic sense of loss and possibility.
That possibility has vanished for the Mets and could soon disappear for the Cubs, too.
