Sentence examples for demand the impossibility from inspiring English sources

They demand the impossibility of total innocence.

The prognostic uncertainty of the time between 22 and 23 weeks of gestation cannot justify a rigid assumption of the futility of resuscitation and the impossibility of demanding the physician's duty to adopt every appropriate measure to protect the newborn's life.

Misogyny and other forms of bigotry are thus borne of the demand that the self be decisive, invulnerable, and unitary together with the impossibility of meeting this demand.

"Cameron is going to find himself squeezed between the impossibility of his party's demands and the serious limitations imposed upon him by the rest of Europe".

Bandi's characters struggle to live with love, humour and humanity while conforming to the demands of the regime, but are undone by the impossibility of the proposition, by the routine injustice, corruption and cruelties endemic in the system.

The impossibility to seal national borders hermetically demands that we have responsive mechanisms to enable the swift sharing of data and samples concerning public health and food security threats in place.

"The changes in our life must come from the impossibility to live other than according to the demands of our conscience not from our mental resolution to try a new form of life," says Leo Tolstoy.

This had been delayed by Italian and German demands that air transport be included, which was perhaps a delaying tactic given the impossibility to doing so effectively.

"Under Pressure" is sympathetic to the impossibility of ever effectively managing one's human relations, yet it demands optimism, some faith in the beauty of the whole enterprise.

"To ask me to substitute you … by someone more fit to command," he replied, "is to demand an impossibility".

The impossibility of a normal life?