Sentence examples for from the impossibility from inspiring English sources

[Susie Orbach reads an extract from The Impossibility of Sex.

The problem primarily originates from the impossibility of storing marble sludge.

The real humor, and sadness, emerges from the impossibility of this fantasyland.

The title essay, taking its cue from the impossibility of recreating a bygone epoch, is a superb centerpiece.

In particular we emphasize the implications arising from the impossibility of coordination between transmitter and receiver prior to a receiver's search for a signal.

The telegraphic nature of the book derives partly from the impossibility of telling the stories of all the major Motown artists in a single musical.

One of Lem's major recurring themes, beginning from his very first novel, The Man from Mars, was the impossibility of communication between profoundly alien beings and humans, which may have no common ground with human intelligence.

The Greek philosopher concludes from this observation the impossibility of the existence of a void.

Excluding pregnant women from research sustains the impossibility of this calculation, and erring on the side of nontreatment may or may not best protect fetal well-being.

Similarly Antisthenes held that each thing has its own proper definition or description, which cannot be applied to anything else, from which again the impossibility of falsehood follows.

Both Liu Xiaobo, the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize winner from China, who is a literary critic by profession, and Mario Vargas Llosa, the literature laureate from Peru, testify to the impossibility of considering aesthetic matters in isolation from social and political movements.