Sentence examples for essential impossibility from inspiring English sources
Critics also note the essential impossibility of undoing the damage of the past.
Like the writing of Franz Kafka or Maurice Blanchot, it is a story that reveals to us the "essential impossibility of writing" on every level.
In such an atmosphere, the essential impossibility of the modern Presidency surfaces, the disjunction between the limits of any individual and the expansive powers suddenly at her command.
The inventive ways the mind has to console itself, the fact that relationships do not grant bliss and perfection, the essential impossibility of satisfaction, how desire can conquer the will -- to Hooks, these are but cynical delusions that will be thrust aside in a brave new world ready "to affirm mutual love between free women and free men".
What he does is first to clarify his story's original or essential ferocity, its impossibility, through the ruthless encounters of the play's first movement.
Their work is essential to the magical impossibility of haute couture, the sort of clothes you have to bury your head into to fully comprehend.
Noninferential justification is, after all, a kind of justification and if the impossibility of error is essential to noninferential justification, it may be more plausible to locate the source of infallibility in a special kind of justification available in support of a belief.
Contemporary female self-portraitists often pull a Cindy Sherman, using their work to show the impossibility of relaying an essential identity.
This reflects deviation from the essential requirements of NPOs and disappointment about the impossibility of keeping professional faith.
Whereas it used to be considered because pedagogy and imitation were thought absent in non-humans and essential for culture [13], [14], [15] that 'animal culture' was an impossibility, cultural traditions in animals are now accepted [16].
Some exceptions are also made for "impossible attempts", which are divided into legal impossibility, impossibility through ineptitude and physical impossibility.
