Sentence examples for be impossible not just from inspiring English sources

After weeks of saturation publicity that often cast Mr. Komisarjevsky as the dominant of the two criminals, Professor Dunlap said, "it's going to be impossible — not just difficult — to select a panel of jurors who know nothing about the case and who don't already know Komisarjevsky's co-defendant was already convicted and sentenced to death".

And it's impossible not to prefer them just as they are.

When Ward sings "So draw back your bows, you hunters," it's impossible not to think of Leonard Cohen, just as when he sings "absolute beginners" it's impossible not to think of David Bowie.

So it was impossible not to feel some sympathy — just a twinge — for restaurateurs who went en masse to City Hall on Wednesday to vent their frustration with the letter-grading system imposed on them a year and a half ago by the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.

But it's impossible not to be worried: China's story just sounds too much like the crack-ups we've already seen elsewhere.

But it was impossible not to put it there – games have just never conjured up an atmosphere of dread like this before.

It was impossible not to think of the plane, just like this one, that had dropped from these skies in a storm two years before, almost to the day.

Brazil is truly beautiful, and it is impossible not to bond and fall in love just a little bit there.

Since higher-order theories claim that phenomenal consciousness is to be identified with, or is constituted by, the relevant sorts of higher-order representing, we would need to show that the imagined occurrence of the latter within the unconscious mind is metaphysically impossible, not just that it is naturally so.

Policing the vitriol over the coming days will probably be impossible, and not just because desperate campaigns will hurl desperate charges.

Instead they offer the excuse that the fault is not his; it is their unreformable country's.Yet the notion that change is impossible is not just defeatist but also wrong.