Sentence examples for go impossibly from inspiring English sources

Tom Cruise is widely known as the Golden Boy of Scientology, but now there's further proof that the "Mission Impossible" actor's ties to the church of Xenu go impossibly deep.

It's an exhausting thing to watch, almost like being at work, because despite the visceral thrill of watching a car go impossibly fucking fast, you have to really pay attention to see what's going on.

"I think the old economy is the place to do your shopping," Mr. Wien said, adding that technology stock valuations had gone impossibly high and that bearish voices may now prevail as reality begins to take over.

It's someone who is gone, impossibly remote, beyond our understanding — and yet doing something that we've all done, or surely would have done in his place: an action so trivial it leaps over all the fences of ideology and geology and time within which we like to define ourselves.

By the 1980s microelectronics engineers were beginning to worry that packing ever more transistors onto computer chips was going to get impossibly expensive.

They all become impossibly brilliant and entertaining.

Without credit, companies that count on outside finance will go bankrupt, requiring an impossibly large fiscal and monetary policy stimulus to achieve full employment.

Coverage of pre-existing conditions is a lifeline for many who could never before get health insurance, or opted to go without due to impossibly high cost.

But soon, excuses combine to let him dig out the old duffel and go off to solve impossibly complex cases with the singular hangdog exuberance that holds the whole extraordinary thing together.

Somehow, though, without benefit of police or stoplights, this flow of humanity that is modern India impossibly went about its business.

"What's happening, which is a bit troubling, is that quite a lot of people aren't applying because they think it's going to be impossibly hard.