Sentence examples for discovered impossible from inspiring English sources

"This, together with other unique properties of the discovered impossible material is expected to pave the way for new sustainable products in a number of industrial applications", study co-author Maria Strømme, a professor of nanotechnology at the university, said in the statement.

If you are a film lover like I am, you don't want to miss the experience of seeing the first talkie and the last silent, every important film noir and the more obscure documentaries and experimental films that are impossible to find and once discovered, impossible to believe were ever made... Keep your eye on MOMA's film calendar.

Since it's difficult to sell more food to such a well-fed population (though not, as we're discovering, impossible), food companies put their efforts into grabbing market share by introducing new kinds of processed food, which has the virtue of being both highly profitable and infinitely adaptable.

Out there they were subduing the earth, extracting oil, feeding those flares, discovering the impossible and mixing with Americans.

Daniel Shechtman, 70, a researcher at Technion-Israel Institute of TecHaifagy in Haifa, received the award for discovering seemingly impossible crystal structures in frozen gobbets of metal that resembled the beautiful patterns seen in Islamic mosaics.

At (PG 461), Wittgenstein similarly speaks of set theory's "mathematical pseudo-concepts" leading to a fundamental difficulty, which begins when we unconsciously presuppose that there is sense to the idea of ordering the rationals by size—"that the attempt is thinkable"—and culminates in similarly thinking that it is possible to enumerate the real numbers, which we then discover is impossible.

"Once it is discovered, it is impossible to get rid of," he said.

Three Republican candidates -- Lamar Alexander, Elizabeth Dole and Dan Quayle -- dropped out because they discovered it was impossible to compete with the Bush money machine.

It's big and brazen and everything is shiny-new, but as comedian Alexander Armstrong and his brood discovered, it's impossible not to enjoy.

If Mr. Boehner had used a calculator, for example, he would have discovered it is impossible to produce $800 billion in revenue from eliminating deductions without severely curtailing the deduction for charitable donations, which is vital to the nonprofit sector.

In the last go-round, ABC, CBS, Fox and ESPN anted up a record $17.6 billion over eight years, which, they quickly discovered, made it impossible for them to make money.