Sentence examples for impassable gap from inspiring English sources
An impassable gap then opens between aesthetic experience and its ground, and the claim that aesthetic experience is intrinsically valuable is thrown in doubt.
It would be a bitter epilogue to the BRIC growth story indeed if much of the world remained trapped in the old balance, a yawning, impassable gap between their levels of income and those in the fortunate economies of the advanced world.
From Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates Bill Gates on down, scores of company strategies and product offerings are hinged on bridging the once seemingly impassable gap between common household products and digital gadgets that talk to the Internet.
Overall, the segment is a good reminder that while Google recently made the beta program for Glass open to all U.S. residents, it's still a long, long way off from a general consumer release, and there's a huge (impassable?) gap between how early adopters view the platform and what the rest of the world likely thinks.
The flaw allows players to force the ostrich or stork sprite through an otherwise impassable small gap between two adjacent platforms of very close elevation.
One such norm, which she confronts with grace, is our collective tendency to view the child-rearing choice as the gap in an impassable rift between the intellectually ambitious and the painfully dull, guided only by their boring biological wants.
The gap can't be impassable in either case.
Westbound lane has a large crack and is impassable.
"If we don't see reform, in another 10 years the gap between house prices and earnings may have become truly impassable".
In assessing her Values she realized the gap between her worth and her compensation (financial and interpersonal) had become impassable.
