To make an impossible promise to love someone through all of it, to the very end, is noble and beautiful precisely because of its impossibility.
Their romance is doomed - not, as one would expect, because of its impossibility, but because neither can accommodate the other's passion for a world outside the one they have created together.
He dismissed Leibniz's ars inveniendi, calling it embarrassing because of its weaknesses, defects and impossibility.
Analysis of the contribution of cell rearrangement and movement in mouse morphogenesis by following the embryo in vivo is difficult because of its inaccessibility and the impossibility of long-term culture [7], [8].
Religion is the greatest marketing scheme ever devised because it sells the impossible by touting its impossibility.
Another important feature of such systems that are installed under highway's pavement is the impossibility to instantaneous use the harvested electric energy because of its random dependence on mass, speed of moving transporter, and traffic intensity.
Even though the owner is not excused because of strict impossibility, it is urged that American law recognizes that performance is rendered impossible if it can only be accomplished with extreme and unreasonable difficulty, expense, injury or loss.
Even though the owner is not excused because of strict impossibility, it is urged that American law recognizes that performance is rendered impossible if it can only be accomplished with extreme and unreasonable difficulty, expense, injury or loss.1 There is no extreme or unreasonable difficulty apparent here.
Because of its political significance.
In order for a group to be considered potentially solid, a rough estimate is that the sum of its external impossibilities (the number of associations rejected by a group) must be greater than the sum of its internal impossibilities.
