Sentence examples for believe impossible from inspiring English sources

He called her dark nights of the soul "the inevitable result of a dogma that asks people to believe impossible things and then makes them feel abject and guilty when their innate reason rebels".

"There's no use trying," Alice said: "one CAN'T believe impossible things".

Lewis Carroll's callow but smart Alice asserts that 'There's no use trying… one can't believe impossible things.' But the Red Queen - who's presumably had a lifetime of church attendance - is the very personification of wisdom when she asserts: 'I daresay you haven't had much practice… When I was younger I always did it for half an hour a day.

"One can't believe impossible things".

'One can't believe impossible things.' I daresay you haven't had much practice,' said the Queen.

A billionaire industrialist developing technologies that others believed impossible.

The entire idea of America is about believing impossible things.

But we are entering a post-social condition our ancestors would have believed impossible.

We have achieved something that people believed impossible just six months ago".

Why did you entrust your book to film-makers you had scarcely heard of to do something you believed impossible?

The developers call it the "most advanced airport building in the world," and say it was completed in less than four years, a timetable some believed impossible.