Sentence examples for a sort of impasse from inspiring English sources

The supposed health and safety reasons for closure given by the cathedral haven't, to my knowledge, been specified in a way that would allow the protesters to improve matters, and so things have come to a sort of impasse.

A: Sort of.

That sort of impasse could create an greater crisis in which insurance companies offer more expensive plans and healthy people therefore forego coverage.

I didn't see the Broadway incarnation of Mr. Greenberg's play, but I can well imagine the impact that Mercedes Ruehl and Lily Rabe are said to have had playing a mother and daughter who arrive at the sort of impasse known to the men in Wilson's cross-generational saga.

If enough of them do it, then maybe they can break the sort of impasse against it.

This sort of impasse between process philosophers and philosophers of the manifold seems to be characteristic of the present-day state of philosophy.

And when this happens, day after day, year after year, there is no more politics; there is only one sort of impasse or another.

"How can you do nothing for him?" When Napoleon pointed out that her husband was an imbecile, her answer was simple and direct: "True, but so what?" It was the sort of impasse Napoleon would often face in dealing with Pauline, who resembled him both in temper and in looks.

There is a sort of tragic inevitability about the way labor has reached this moral impasse.

"A sort of dream.

"A sort of blank".