Sentence examples for been impossible to define from inspiring English sources

In Europe, there has been an attempt to write legislation to do that, and so far it has been impossible to define the criteria.

"Taste is impossible to define, but his is absolute perfection.

— that right at the start is impossible to define precisely.

"The characters resist him; they are not easy to live with; they are impossible to define.

"It's a thing that's impossible to define," he said.

It's impossible to define, but I know it when I hear it.

"The taste of Charteuse is impossible to define," Mr. Roget explained.

"Comic spirit is something which is impossible to define, but you know it when you see it.

The wording was apparently changed after parliamentary drafters objected that a proposed new offence of condoning terrorism would be impossible to define.

The World of Interiors Min Hogg, the founder of this London-based magazine, once said that "taste is impossible to define".

We came back the next day and as we keep coming back every night, it has scared the government because it's impossible to define.