Sentence examples for almost impossible to hear from inspiring English sources

It is almost impossible to hear dissident voices now, in a media already largely controlled by the government.

But "function words are almost impossible to hear," Pennebaker warns, "and your stereotypes about how they work may well be wrong".

WHEN Dilma Rousseff, Brazil's president, delivered a televised speech to mark International Women's Day on March 8th, it was almost impossible to hear her in some districts.

In 2008, however, it's almost impossible to hear the "Here come the girls" refrain without thinking of Boots' last Christmas ad campaign.

Although many campaigners and epidemiologists have pointed this out, it was almost impossible to hear the connection between malnutrition and poverty at the summit.

In the late 80s, when I realised it was almost impossible to hear the work of the great, dead poets anywhere in London, I created Gallery Poets.

Watching anyone as endearing as Micarelli play someone as embraceable as Annie, who first lights up the screen 10 minutes into Season 1/Episode 2, it's almost impossible to see or hear one without thinking about the other.

It was almost impossible to see.

It's almost impossible to see both.

The odds of encountering this scenario might be pretty small, but in 2014, it's almost impossible to avoid hearing about an ex's less extreme triumphs and disasters.

It's impossible to hear today what Sharp heard then.