Sentence examples for be impossible to sort from inspiring English sources

It would be impossible to sort everything out.

It ought not to be impossible to sort a forum out: but talks, of course, are only the start.

Without machine-taught computer vision systems, it would be impossible to sort and classify the firehose of visual data some satellite networks produce.

Their claims are impossible to sort out.

It is impossible to sort it all out.

Unfortunately, it's impossible to sort out what is Higashida here and what is Mitchell.

Anyway, critics say, it is impossible to sort out by these crude tests which applicants intend to return.

In fact, the Republican situation is such a tangle of unintended consequences that it is impossible to sort it all out, or to make the attempt without laughing.

The movie's more radical allegations, which arrive like a shower of poison darts, are impossible to sort out and evaluate.

We know (roughly) how it all turned out, but if we had been living in those years it would have been impossible to sort out the fantastical possibilities from the plausible ones.

Having grumbled last week about a live horse on the Royal Opera House stage, I will go easy on Glyndebourne's furry beasties, even though quite often it was impossible to sort out the hybrid zoology.