Sentence examples for clear impossibility of from inspiring English sources

Yet, in the face of protests from international rights organizations, despite the immense human and material costs of the war and the clear impossibility of a military resolution, the Saudis continue their bombing.

That point aside -- I mean, clearly people do find text profiles useful (women for men usually) -- I personally could never surmount the embarrassment and clear impossibility of summing myself up in the way you're supposed to sum yourself up for a dating site.

Such results made clear the impossibility of reaching the goal of CH by concentrating on definable and "well-behaved" sets of reals.

In doing so, it makes clear the near impossibility of generalizing about immigrants and the immigrant experience.

He suggests adoption as the basis for the spiritual primogeniture by which lordship is passed on, which would be preferable to general election, for Wyclif is clear about the impossibility of widespread recognition of grace in a potential civil lord: "It does not follow, if all the people want Peter to be their civil lord, that therefore it is just" (De Civili Dominio I, 18, p. 130.6).

Park said that she is regularly asked if she is from North or South Korea, and looked at the audience with stunned eyes as by then, it was clear the near impossibility of someone escaping North Korea.

As Rowan Williams has written: "If the anguish of loss can be honestly lived in (not 'through'), it must be with a clear recognition of the impossibility of possessing or absorbing anyone we love".

In the dramas of Athens and England, tragedy was born of the impossibility of a clear-cut victory in the human struggle with powers greater than oneself.

As for Damian's claim about "this impossibility" (haec... inpossibilitas), which applies to nature but not to God, it is not clear whether he refers to the impossibility of bringing about something that violates the principle of non-contradiction or the impossibility of restoring virginity.

It is not clear whether this is true or not given the impossibility of finding any reports or evidence of the numbers of nomads enumerated in Afar and Somali regions.

Nevertheless, it is commonly stated that the chemokine system is promiscuous or redundant and it is still not clear if this "functional redundancy" may carry to the impossibility of completely inhibiting single chemokine receptors.