Sentence examples for impassable divide from inspiring English sources
It is clear, however, that some elements were excluded from the mix: unlike his earlier treatment of the Jewish question as historical, cultural, and religious, he now asserted that a natural distinction of race created an impassable divide between Jews and Europeans (Bauer, "Present Position of the Jews," 1852).
So how do we cross this seemingly impassable divide?
The first thing you notice about "Conversations With Other Women," directed by Hans Canosa and written by Gabrielle Zevin, is its proudly obtrusive cinematic device -- a split screen that keeps the actors on opposite sides of an invisible but impassable divide, like the plexiglass partition between prisoner and visitor.
Early European immigrants to Connecticut called the Metacomet Ridge "The Great Wall," because it formed a nearly impassable barrier dividing the valley.
We were hiking the Kokoda Track, a 60-mile path across the otherwise impassable Owen Stanley mountain range that divides the north and south coasts of Papua New Guinea.
During his Presidency, we witnessed a partisan divide widen into an impassable trench, and gun violence go unchecked while special interests blocked any regulation.
External frontiers are no longer the impassable barriers they were until recently, while internal dividing lines are becoming as complicated to cross as international frontiers.
North Korea is divided through the center by the impassable Taebaek Mountains, which separated the UN forces into two groups.
