Sentence examples for be impossible to conceive from inspiring English sources

Some say it would be impossible to conceive of a governing structure that could accommodate, say, Turkey and Germany, countries with comparable size of population but hugely different levels of development.

It would be impossible to conceive what America, Cuba, and Latin America would be without our mutual friendship.

What if you couldn't become a "slut" for giving it away -- because it would literally be impossible to conceive as sexual acts as things to be given away or earned?

It is impossible to conceive of such a solution now.

It is impossible to conceive of Bernhardt doing or wanting to do that.

It's impossible to conceive of his career removed from the land associated with it.

It's impossible to conceive of him as "pigeon-liver'd" or lacking in "gall".

"But it is impossible to conceive how a park view could ever be degraded, given the uproar it would cause".

But the PCC is not invested with legal investigatory powers and it's impossible to conceive of it having them.

In short, all this would seem to suggest, until there was a black Presidency it was impossible to conceive of the limitations of one.

Alexis de Tocqueville complained that "It is impossible to conceive a more troublesome or more garrulous patriotism; it wearies even those who are disposed to respect it".