Sentence examples for almost impossible to pick from inspiring English sources

He would have been almost impossible to pick out from the morning crowds in a part of the city where few foreigners travel regularly.

Even now, forty years after his death, the slight figure of Walt himself is almost impossible to pick out from the parti-colored throng of movie clips, projects, and moral tendencies that march under the banner of "Walt Disney".

It's almost impossible to pick up a newspaper without reading about Pakistan's war with fundamentalists, its corruption and its willingness (or unwillingness) to help the American military in Afghanistan.

It's almost impossible to pick one track from the close-stitched tapestry that is Astral Weeks, where every song – excepting, perhaps, the smooth swing of The Way Young Lovers Do – makes persuasive claim to being a masterpiece.

Indeed, several Regents said they found it almost impossible to pick among the numerous invitations to gilded receptions and private parties, including golf tournaments and a fashion show and luncheon at the Academy of Music here.

Conversations become garbled, with words almost impossible to pick out, and the everyday noises and situations which for most of us are the background ambience of life become a cacophony of imposing sound.

Vian is almost impossible to pin down.

Impossible to pick a favourite.

Impossible to pick one thing.

It was impossible to pick anything up.

Impossible to pick just one.