Sentence examples for whole prospect from inspiring English sources

The whole prospect is, to put it frankly, terrifying.

The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor (December 7 , 1941 altered, in Churchill's eyes, the whole prospect of the war.

That said, I think the whole prospect of being accused of bowing is something that every artist is mindful of".

…The whole prospect and outlook of mankind grew immeasurably larger, and the multiplication of ideas also proceeded at an incredible rate.

I'm sure I probably do have a price, but one doesn't immediately come to mind as the whole prospect of being cooped up in the jungle brings me out into a cold sweat.

The normal sequence, then, is that the comprehensive partner first sees the whole prospect – picks out something that needs investigating – and hands it over to the specialist, who processes it.

If there is serious disorder that could change, but taking eastern Ukraine is a whole different prospect from Crimea.

For the EU as a whole, the prospect of "Brixit" compounds the uncertainty of the euro crisis.

Imagine, therefore, a world where carbon emissions have long been steadily declining at a handsome profit, because saving fuel costs less than buying fuel; where global climate has stabilized and repair has begun; and where this planetary near-death experience has finally made antisocial and unacceptable the arrogance that let cleverness imperil the whole human prospect by outrunning wisdom.

Thus The Seventh Seal, which is so bogged down in medieval misery and feudalistic faffing about, would be a whole new prospect for moviegoers if it was bulked up with a few song and dance numbers and a fat drag act in the lead.

Waiting a couple of years is one thing, but waiting twenty-plus years is a whole different prospect.