Sentence examples for impasse of the from inspiring English sources
Mr. Christie called the arrangement "an end to the impasse of the last year".
In case one agonizing impasse of the bourgeoisie is not enough, Anna's brother Hale David Joseph Craigg) has a conundrum of his own.
This was the president's second bus tour — he tooled through Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois in August — and it was different in several ways that illustrate how much has changed for him since the grueling debt-ceiling impasse of the summer.
A final novel, Tōhō no Mon ("Gate to the East"), incomplete at his death, seems to invoke the Buddhist wisdom of medieval Japan as a way out of the impasse of the present.
Yet the Republicans refuse to discuss tax rises, without which Barack Obama and the Democrats refuse to discuss cuts to entitlements: neither of those things had anything to do with the impasse of the past few weeks.Aux armes, citoyensAnd to what end?
Time and again, we read of women socially isolated by their intellectual ambitions: Wollstonecraft, for example, "cut off by her uniqueness from the love she sought and trapped in the emotional impasse of the exceptional woman who believes she can love only an even more exceptional man".
In that, it moves wealth creation beyond the impasse of this systematic dismantling and construction of advantage and onto a platform which points in the direction of a local milieu.
Unlike most criminal kidnappings in Afghanistan, unless the impasse of Guantánamo Bay prisoners the Taliban wanted were released, a deal with Bergdahl wasn't going anywhere anytime soon.
What, though, if we were to reach some impasse on the issue of prisoners voting?
Lamberto Maggiorani's portrayal of stern but driven Ricci embodies the strange impasse of Italian life in the lingering days after fascism.
One of her narrators is the daughter of Jewish refugees from Berlin who once wanted to be a Buddhist nun -- "it seemed a practical way out of the impasse of human life.
