Sentence examples for be impossible to engage from inspiring English sources

Unless we can democratise British political parties, it will be impossible to engage voters in democratic processes and disgust with politicians will lead to a managed society.

This is space meant to serve a discrete function, to help fulfill a specific fantasy: writing the Great American Novel, for example, or sculpturing a masterpiece — activities that, given all the usual interruptions, would be impossible to engage in at home.

Unfortunately, we are seeing such an increase that it is impossible to engage with them all.

And of course, it's impossible to engage constructively when you're frightened and angry.

The MBA offers such a huge variety of opportunities (events, clubs, activities, trips, courses, electives and the like) that it is impossible to engage them all.

Thus it is impossible to engage in a conversation about income that is entirely innocent, said Herb Goldberg, a clinical psychologist in Los Angeles who has written about financial issues.

"This attempt at a 'juicy' leak by the board merely proves that it is impossible to engage on a basis of confidentiality and integrity.

"I've always felt that it is impossible to engage properly with a place or a person without engaging with all of the stories of that place and that person," Adichie says in her talk.

It would be impossible to implement widescale federalism now without engaging in violent conflict.

It warned that the worst threat we now face is from "dispersed, self radicalizing" terror cells that are almost impossible to engage, let alone defeat, in pitched battles.

The film is almost impossible to engage with, but some of the video clips are intriguing in their own right.