Sentence examples for an absolute impossibility from inspiring English sources

Anything that just can't happen must be an absolute impossibility; and these ways the world could absolutely not be are impossible worlds (see e.g. Salmon 1984; Yagisawa 1988; Restall 1997; Beall & van Fraassen 2003).

"It's an absolute impossibility for that puck to have gone in the net," Low said.

"It would be an absolute impossibility for us to ever pay for private health insurance," she says.

"If Britain and Scotland had associate membership of the EU, for example, it's not an absolute impossibility that they'd have to let English students come in for free as well.

"In any other year," said Don Rose, who has worked as a consultant for Democratic and Republican candidates, "it would be an absolute impossibility for a candidate like Brady".

For the first time a progressive, even left if you will, media entity has actually attained what seemed an absolute impossibility.

"It's a total, absolute impossibility".

As you know, I'm sure, what you propose is an absolute political impossibility for the Regents.

impossibility as such, or absolute impossibility, which amounts to nothing, or the impossible state of affairs that is referred to when notions of things that do have a reality separately but are incompatible are combined in statements.

"Now that I am calmer I see the absolute impossibility of going on leading a life which was killing her and driving me nearly mad," Ernst wrote to his elder sister Victoria, Princess Louis of Battenberg.

I now perceived the absolute impossibility of making any further resistance against such a superior force, as well as the danger that threatened the division, from the advantage which the enemy had gained on the left.