Sentence examples for almost impossible to define from inspiring English sources

However, clear distinctions are almost impossible to define.

It's almost impossible to define the typical sake spot in town.

That's the only description I can really give it … It's almost impossible to define.

The line between organic and electronic sounds is almost impossible to define.

Yet, Mr Bellos says, the concept of a word itself is almost impossible to define.

The war on terror has had no discernible trajectory, and, unlike other military conflicts, it's almost impossible to define victory.

But tenure decisions also rely on a fourth criterion, collegiality -- "a concept that is, almost by design, impossible to define," says Pamela Haig, a researcher with the legal advocacy fund of the American Association of University Women.

As a consequence, except for inbred animals kept germ-free, it is almost impossible to precisely define a basal level of immune cell activity as being "normal" (one might even argue that particularly the immune system of a germ-free animal will not even respond to activation in a "normal = healthy" way).

Impossible to define, impossible not to admire.

"Taste is impossible to define, but his is absolute perfection.

— that right at the start is impossible to define precisely.