Sentence examples for claimed to be impossible from inspiring English sources

And it was not, they said, just because of her north-east accent, which some claimed to be impossible for many viewers to understand.

John Huston then, in what many have seen as an ideal way to round out his prolific career, attempted with great success to capture the genius of Joyce's work with the utmost attention to detail, a feat some claimed to be impossible.

These objections culminate in an argument that meaning or content, as well as language learning, are claimed to be impossible absent an a priori connection of testimony and truth.

As the month came to a close, serious concerns were being raised by some observers regarding Enron's possible manipulation of accepted accounting rules; however, analysis was claimed to be impossible based on the incomplete information provided by Enron.

It shows how far the community has come in achieving the objective of positive integration which the far right and extremists like al-Qaida claim to be impossible.

Gender induction has been claimed to be virtually impossible unless nouns provide reliable semantic or phonological gender-relevant cues.

"The academic community in Fiji is not accepting the claims of this company... what they are claiming to be able to do is 100% impossible..

Although they did not explicitly claim psi to be impossible, they came very close by setting their prior odds at 10 against the psi hypothesis.

At the height of the manhunt, The Sun tabloid in Britain spoke to a man claiming to be Mr. Magnotta over the phone in a recording published online, though his claims were impossible to confirm independently.

He claimed it would be impossible to quantify, on the grounds of "disproportionate cost".

However, all the farmers I talked to claim it is impossible to combine free-range forest grazing with wolves (Canis lupus) also resident in the grazing area, for various reasons.