Sentence examples for almost impossible to capture from inspiring English sources

Secondly it is magical, almost impossible to capture.

Another example: Hockney sees a fleeting smile in the 1580's as almost impossible to capture without optical assistance.

Mr. Gregorian said it was almost impossible to capture how meaningful Mr. Bloomberg's contributions were to the city's arts and social services communities.

She said that the Cuban solenodon's keen senses of smell and hearing make it almost impossible to capture with conventional methods.

For example, in the book I found it almost impossible to capture the combination of despair, ridiculousness and waiting of Stuart's prison years.

IF you've never seen one, it's almost impossible to capture the mesmerizing allure of a classic Japanese garden — and even standing for the first time in front of a bed of raked gravel can be a challenge.

It's almost impossible to get lost.

It was almost impossible to get caught.

While it is almost impossible to fully capture the richness of the ideas that emerged, I will leave you with my top five takeaways: First, true impact requires systems thinking -- in order to change some aspect of our society we have to understand as best we can the inter-connectedness and function of the various parts.

It was a complicated life, impossible to capture in brief.

Evolution may seem impossible to capture in a computer.