Sentence examples for have proven impossible from inspiring English sources

Even if there was nothing at all to the underlying scandal, it still might have proven impossible to resist.

But these Los Angeles exiles have proven impossible to erase and so too, thankfully, has this provocative film.

Even special tax breaks that members of both parties denounce and that are clearly perverse have proven impossible to repeal.

The daunting search process might have proven impossible to endure, she said, without the help of Scott Segal of Citi Habitats, whom she described as a "godsend".

That is in line with turbines elsewhere in the country, said Stu Webster, Iberdrola's director of wind permitting, who added that no member of an endangered species had been found dead (though some birds have proven impossible to identify).

The fields have widely varying shapes and sizes, and the primary battleground between offense and defense — i.e., the strike zone — is a box of air with dimensions that have proven impossible to specify.

Such figures have proved impossible, so far, to verify.

It has a built-in lamp, though bulbs have proved impossible to find.

Little of that exists anymore, and programs aimed at prevention have proved impossible to rebuild.

The officials' claims about the group's outside links have proved impossible to verify.

Even to make my way to England, where abortion is legal, would have proved impossible without my parents' consent and financial help.