Sentence examples for challenging impossibility from inspiring English sources

Challenging Impossibility has been well-received since it premiered at last year's Tribeca Film Festival in New York.

Challenging Impossibility will screen at the Landmark Sunshine Cinema in the East Village, New York, on August 24-30, at 12 00 and 12 45 each day.

Challenging Impossibility, a short documentary about meditation master turned weightlifter Sri Chinmoy, has been shown in some 70 festival in more than 40 nations, and won seven best documentary prizes at various festivals.

Challenging Impossibility is a labor of love from director Natabara Rollosson and Sanjay Rawal -- a tribute to their meditation teacher, the late Sri Chinmoy, and his weightlifting, which he began at age 53.

Rather than undermining the pursuit of social reasoning, Arrow's deeply challenging impossibility theorem, and the large volume of literature that it has inspired, has immensely strengthened our ability to think rationally about the collective decision-making on which our survival and happiness depend.

We know this because we have since exhaled words, syllables, sounds, challenging the impossibility of communicating the true music of a soul's glory.

The burden falls on the person requesting the material to bring a lawsuit challenging the denial -- an impossibility for researchers with limited resources.

Men often face a different challenge: the impossibility of living up to the male provider role.

To start, Clinton took their money during the primary and defended her blatant conflict of interest by challenging Sanders to attempt the near impossibility of proving the subjective intent element of quid pro quo bribery.

Paying off the kind of large loan that many millennials have had to take on to finance their educations would be challenging in normal circumstances, but with flat wages it can be a near impossibility.

Trying to find oil and accurately estimating its volume is supremely challenging in the best of cases, but in the Arctic it remains a virtual impossibility.