Sentence examples for believed it impossible from inspiring English sources
The Universalists believed it impossible that a loving God would elect only a portion of mankind to salvation and doom the rest to eternal punishment.
Pfleiderer believed it impossible to achieve a significant grouping of religions unless, as a necessary preliminary condition, the essence of religion were first isolated and clearly understood.
Old John believed it impossible for men to drink with tranquillity in the presence of women; there is a fine back room in the saloon, but for many years a sign was nailed on the street door, saying, "Notice.
"The two-hour marathon is the same in that people believed it impossible for so long," said Mary Wittenberg, president of New York Road Runners and director of the New York City Marathon.
The prosecution's case against Lisker at the time hinged largely on four elements: Blood spatter on his clothes allegedly implicated him; police believed it impossible for him to have seen his mother lying on the floor from outside the house; he allegedly confessed to a jailhouse informant; and police said bloody shoe prints placed only him at the scene.
"I believe it impossible for a well-informed, fair-minded person to have any doubt whatsoever about the independence of New York City medical examiners," he says.
Horner believes it impossible to ascertain if corruption took place, but if Hanna bribed legislators, it was because it was a common practice on both sides.
He tries to comfort her but admits that he believes it impossible to stop loving somebody, referring to his ex-girlfriend Pandora Moon (Lisa Backwell).
However, Scott always intended to rely on man-hauling for the polar plateau, believing it impossible to ascend the Beardmore Glacier with motors or with animals.
Truly, I believed, it was impossible to be unhappy if you were pretty and thin.
