Sentence examples for been impossible to consider from inspiring English sources

"It would have been impossible to consider going out on our own and going months without a salary, if it wasn't for the daycare system," she says.

But it is impossible to consider this episode without also discussing race.

It's impossible to consider Indigenous Australia's present or future without delving into past ugliness.

It's impossible to consider any two candidates, or any two people, purely along lines of identity politics.

Not long ago, it was impossible to consider someone that young having access to an audience that large.

Thus it is impossible to consider that the NBC chimes were a tribute to RCA's ownership by General Electric, because that relationship had been long over prior to the first use of G-E-C.

Far be it from me to spill the entirely predictable beans (in this case, mangoes); it is enough to say that Claire discovers that in life as well as in dreams "it is impossible to consider oneself the prime mover".

By the end of the book, we come to see how, in 1787, James Madison could write to Thomas Jefferson that it was "impossible to consider the degree of concord which ultimately prevailed as less than a miracle".

Though the two diseases are profoundly different, the imagery that surrounds them is so close -- the verdant countryside, the piles of dead animals, the grief-stricken farmers -- that it's impossible to consider one in the absence of the other.

It is impossible to consider Nash without the influence on him of modernism, which began as early as the 1917-18 war pictures with the zig-zag vorticism of Christopher Nevinson – geometric planes and night skies sliced by searchlight beams.

As it is impossible to consider the individual circumstances of each stop, lawyers for each side instead relied on their own statisticians to measure the circumstances and outcomes of those stops, and assess their constitutionality.