Sentence examples for described as impossible from inspiring English sources

It was 1950 and I was rebellious, described as "impossible to manage" by my foster parents.

A minute earlier, Courtois had kept out Terry's header with a save that Mourinho described as "impossible".

This would mean every other sector, including energy, industry and transport, would have to be zero carbon, which is described as "impossible".

"These timelines can only be described as impossible and prompt serious questions about the analytical thoroughness and organizational experience of those who proposed them," the analysis says.

Mr. Bernanke said Tuesday that the Fed does have a responsibility to address emerging problems, something that central bankers long described as impossible or inappropriate.

Previous studies have calculated that, on current trends, agricultural emissions will take up the entire world's carbon budget by 2050, meaning every other sector, including energy, industry and transport, would have to be zero carbon, a scenario described as "impossible".

Arthur Z. Schwartz, a lawyer for six of the inspectors and their union, said that his clients "were ordered to meet quotas that some might describe as impossible" in order to artificially increase productivity.

The rules do not ban private ownership, but they outlaw interstate sales of ivory items, unless they meet what sellers describe as impossible criteria".

The pieces were first designed in a 3D rendering program, where Raviv entered what she describes as "impossible commands"—basically mess-ups that break the program and result in visually explosive designs.

Sara, miscarriage, approved abortion, Triploid What we earlier saw Sara describe as "impossible", a birth that will kill the foetus, is nuanced when it is understood as part of being a good mother.

Coinciding with this release is Project 8, which The Impossible Project describes as, "the biggest analog photo swap in history".