Sentence examples for find it impossible to write from inspiring English sources

"I find it impossible to write or speak about my work," Beckett explained.

Despite everything that has gone wrong for them I still find it impossible to write off Geelong, even though they're perhaps as ripe for the picking as they've ever been in the last eight years.

When he returned, he admitted that he found it impossible to write about landscapes.

"I've found it impossible to write a decent nonfiction narrative without unusually deep cooperation from my subjects," Lewis explains in his acknowledgments, thanking his traders for allowing him "to enter their lives".

I think I would find it impossible to stop writing.

The day I find it impossible to voice my own uninterrupted opinion, the day I stop writing.

"I find it impossible to imagine anything more repugnant than the real genuine Englishman," Wagner wrote.

But it would also find it impossible to achieve consensus.

Atlético could find it impossible to hold Agüero.

"I'd find it impossible to go to a warzone.

But these graduates find it impossible to obtain salaried jobs.