Sentences with phrase «from improbable»

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I ask you to draw hope from the improbable progress this nation has made and look to the future with confidence that we too can meet the great test of our time.

From improbable situations and verging the absurd, the artist draws a social commentary with no clear conclusion.

Mission Street Food: Recipes and Ideas from an Improbable Restaurant presents an iconoclastic vision of cooking and eating in twenty - first century America.

Technology from Improbable allows simulating all worldly entities as a plus for the game.

It uses the Unreal Engine and a cloud - based platform from Improbable called SpatialOS.

No irony, just palpable emotion from an improbable source.

From their improbable alliance a remarkable sisterhood emerges, instilling all of them with the courage to transcend the lines that define them, and the realization that sometimes those lines are made to be crossed - even if it means bringing everyone in town face - to - face with the changing times.

In practice, it is the requirement that the physical constants (particle masses and other fixed properties of the universe) emerge directly from the laws of physics, rather than resulting from improbable cancellations.

«Dear Evan Hansen,» a daringly unflinching exploration of loss, lies and loneliness in a high school community, won the 2017 Tony Award for best new musical, completing its journey from improbable idea to theatrical triumph.

Johansen collected a long ball downfield and found space 30 yards from goal, he moved forward and then set up Mitrović and the striker curled home from an improbable position to open the scoring.

Florida 26, Tennessee 20 (Sept. 16): Feleipe Franks's Hail Mary seemed to have an insurmountable clubhouse lead as the season's biggest heartbreaker, from the improbable arc of the deep ball that fell into Tyrie Cleveland's cradled arms behind Tennessee's shorthanded secondary to the self - flagellation defensive coordinator Bob Shoop subjected himself to in front of the media the next week.

Not exact matches

Mere months later, the beloved family - owned company is raising itself from the ashes and staging an improbable comeback.

The French president has forged an improbable bond with the volatile Trump, and hopes to leverage their friendship into progress on not only Iran but exempting Europe from steel tariffs, and protecting the 2016 Paris climate accord.

The book is a memoir about his improbable journey from his working - class, «hillbilly» roots in Appalachia to the elite corridors of one of the top law schools in the U.S., and then the world of venture capital.

Since that time, he has written a long - form essay broken into three books: The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable, Fooled by Randomness: The Hidden Role of Chance in Life and in the Markets, and Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder.

NYT: Monks in California Breathe Life Into a Monastery From Spain The rebirth of a medieval Cistercian monastery building here on a patch of rural Northern California land was, of course, improbable.

The first is Emmanuel Macron, the former economics minister whose improbable rise from total obscurity would have been considered an impossibility just months ago.

Cellular complexity is the nail in the coffin for an atheistic materialism, where you are required to believe life arose from naturalistic processes that are so vastly improbable, they are for all intents and purposes impossible.

The circumstances required for sexual reproduction (different in kind from what I mean by «metaphysical division,» although a different branch on the same path of interaction between matter and the élan vital) by more complex entities is of course still more particular (and improbable without the intentional element).

In fact, looking around the world today, the most hopeful sign I see is the human rights movement, which operates from the unprovable and, on its face, improbable moral conviction that all humans are equal and that no human should be abused by any other for any reason whatsoever.

This chronological parallelism notwithstanding, nothing would seem more improbable than a bringing into dialogue of these two works, for not only do they spring from disciplines breathtakingly remote from one another (political theory, neurology), they appear to have radically different centers of interest.

«Don't be ridiculous; for here He is now loving the most incongruous, the most improbable, of all people, the Assyrians — murderers, from your point of view, plunderers, godless, amoral!»

The fact that something is highly improbable need not prevent us from hoping and praying that it will happen.

Monod (1970, 1971) has suggested that the combination of processes which must have occurred to produce life from inanimate matter are so extremely improbable that their occurrence may indeed have been a unique event (an event of zero probability).

On the other hand, it seems improbable that the Times will really withdraw from «the power and the glory» of directing the affairs of the nation and the world, or at least pretending to.

Climbing Mount Improbable, Dawkins» most recent popular work, 9 is mainly a refutation of arguments put forward over many years by a number of distinguished physical scientists who have claimed that biological evolutionary change by natural selection is intrinsically unreasonable, using arguments from probability theory.

The closeness of the relationship between the two men is difficult to establish from the works of either, but the friendship they apparently share does not seem improbable.

Are we escaping from reality if we decide to hope in a promise that seems improbable from the point of view of critical consciousness?

For that reason the notion of revelation, a notion that we can not separate from what is considered quite improbable in terms of our ordinary and critical standards of plausibility, seems to contradict critical consciousness.

Some scholars even think that the Zoroastrians borrowed apocalyptic ideas from the Jews, and, while this is improbable, it is also improbable that the Jews came by their ideas merely by grace of Zoroastrian influence.

god is an idea, such an improbable idea that many have, to make the idea inarguably, said that the idea is beyond human comprehension and so by doing remove the need but more importantly the ability to prove and so make it an untouchable notion of truth all based on an idea... how is that different from being delusional?

Yet you have the gall to cross your arms, stare at the huge body of empirical evidence, and bleat, «It's improbable,» with nothing but logically unsound arguments from incredulity to back you up.

Maybe it is the grindingly long, 162 - game season, which allows for so many promising and disheartening plotlines to take shape, only to dissolve again along the way, and which sustains even the most improbable hope past any rational span; or maybe it is simply the course of the year's seasons, from early spring into mid-autumn — nature's perennial allegory of human life, eloquent of innocent confidence slowly transformed into wise resignation.

It is improbable, however, that Q is based on Matthew's Sayings; apart from the doubt as to whether Q ever existed in Aramaic, Matthew is traditionally supposed to have written in Palestine for Jewish Christians, and Q, as stated above, is more easily understood as a collection of Jesus» sayings for Gentile Christians.

The offended consciousness holds aloof from the Paradox and keeps to the probable, since the Paradox is the most improbable of things.

The improbable saga of J. Winkfield, jockey, who galloped away from two straight Kentucky Derby victories to become a Phileas Fogg on horseback.

Andy Kennedy drew up a play for Jarvis Summers, using Henderson as a decoy to create this improbable buzzer - beater from Summers:

Milan will undoubtedly be desperate to avoid losing him in January, and in truth, it seems improbable that he'll walk away from the San Siro after just six months.

«20Gordonâ $ ™ s field goal gave Boston College an improbable win and knocked No. 1 Notre Dame from atop the polls.

Let's take a look at how Cleveland did the impossible by coming back from a 3 - 1 series deficit against Golden State and focus on fun, improbable things like:

I personally don't think every team will take maximum points from their final fixtures and while its highly improbable its mathematically possible so all we can do is keep winning.

These types of improbable upsets will happen from time to time, but not frequently enough to justify chasing that big payout.

It's highly improbable that Kolb will be anything more than a veteran stopgap quarterback for the Bills and his presence isn't going to stop Buffalo from drafting a quarterback in April if that's what new head coach Doug Marrone plans to do.

If the idea was to get the 19 year old some much needed playing time then a move to a club nearer to Milan would surely be more suitable and as regards to a sale it seems improbable that Massimiliano Allegri would look to sell the talented teenager just a year after signing the youngster from Genoa.

The Boston Celtics and Houston Rockets are halfway to completing improbable comebacks from 3 - 0 deficits.

Team Mordini was able to shut it down from their and grab an improbable victory to send them to the Final4!

The San Antonio Spurs were just seconds away from winning their fifth championship in franchise history before an improbable series of events helped the Miami Heat force overtime and eventually a decisive Game 7.

In theory, Wenger could be here many years from now, but I will consider it highly improbable that he will still be managing into his mid-seventies.

The improbable head of the Computer Group got his medical degree from the University of Manitoba in 1955 and eventually joined the faculty at Monmouth Medical Center in Long Branch, N.J. Monmouth was the first hospital in the country to have an IBM computerized record - keeping system.