Sentence examples for apparent impossibility from inspiring English sources
All complaints are directed, of course, at the governor -- though a spokeswoman, Steffanie Bell, said the apparent impossibility of satisfying everyone "suggests that this is a good rule".
Given the apparent impossibility of educating people to stop, say, using plastic water bottles, shouldn't politicians be legislating them out of existence?
So Joyce was lamenting the apparent impossibility of getting "Ulysses" published and she said that she rashly volunteered to publish it.
While there are lulls, for the most part the pace and the apparent impossibility of the tricks means that questioning can only come after.
In 1516, King François I brought Leonardo da Vinci to France to carry out a survey of a possible route, but the project was abandoned because of the apparent impossibility of finding a source of water to fill any canal.
He's shaken his head at the apparent impossibility of getting people to listen, as he shakes his head now at the impossibility of bringing himself to list how much quiet anger he feels at western reaction.
The main such assumption, responsible for the apparent conceptual impossibility of supertasks, is that properties which are preserved after a finite number of actions or operations will likewise be preserved after an infinite number of them.
These impossibilities have been most apparent in Williams's lengthy struggle to prevent Episcopalians in the United States and Anglicans in Africa from dividing over homosexuality.
These objections aim to prove the impossibility that the world is merely apparent by arguing that the elements of ordinary experience behave in ways that what is merely apparent does not.
Given the near impossibility of censoring the internet, and the apparent insatiable human appetite for titillating gossip, we're moving into uncharted territory.
Such apparent medical indifference can be partly explained by the impossibility to measure subjective symptoms and to classify them effectively.
