Sentence examples for even more impossible than from inspiring English sources

It is the secret pleasure of hearing about aging parents that are even more impossible than yours".

Mr Siniscalco declares that, when he was finance minister, he thanked God every day for the euro, without which his job would have been even more impossible than it was already.

It had been snowing that day, and the Moscow traffic — already nearly impossible because the city, which 15 years ago had 300,000 cars and today hosts nearly four million registered vehicles — was even more impossible than usual.

The guard tossed me a pencil and some paper out of pity, then dimmed the lights to make handwriting even more impossible than a decade or so of computer keyboards have already made it for me.

Now that most British straight people think that getting AIDS is even more impossible than paying back their student loans, they're living their lives in a whirlwind of fucking and sucking stranger's dicks and pussies, sans protection, all over the place.

So, too, do Yasir Arafat and his even more impossible partners.

Guilt may seem an irrational response to events that were impossible to predict and even more impossible to control.

"Regulation is impossible to write and even more impossible to enforce," said Sun Chairman Scott McNealy Scott McNealy.

Indeed, the situation looks more impossible than ever.

Simulating several hours, days, or even more is impossible with this class of simulators.

To give machines the ability to reproduce, however, strikes most robotics researchers as an almost impossible task, even more difficult than building an intelligent robot.