Sentence examples for impossibility has been from inspiring English sources

Such an experience may persist in some of the people even after a logical belief in its impossibility has been communicated to all.

A third Leibnizean response to Mersenne's objection is that it is rational to presume the real possibility of the things we can conceive, at least until their impossibility has been demonstrated.

Challenging Impossibility has been well-received since it premiered at last year's Tribeca Film Festival in New York.

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These impossibilities have been most apparent in Williams's lengthy struggle to prevent Episcopalians in the United States and Anglicans in Africa from dividing over homosexuality.

The analysis of negation as a normal impossibility operator has been developed by Vakarelov (1977, 1989b) and Došen (1984 , 1986 1999) and has been further investigated in the algebraic setting of Michael Dunn's gaggle theory (see Bimbó and Dunn 2008) by Dunn (1993, 1996, 1999) and Dunn and Zhou (2005).

Even if someone could guarantee that the market will always be "up" no matter when you retire (an obvious impossibility), little attention has been paid to other consequences.

This year the impossibility of seeing everything has been made official: The show has a distant outpost, with works by roughly 30 of its artists, in Kabul, Afghanistan.

One consequence of this simplicity, known as the ossification of the Internet, has been the impossibility to provide missing features in the original design.

That has been a near impossibility for Mets starters this season.

Garrick was a great actor, but also the manager of Drury Lane Theatre, and his efforts to please patrons, fix salaries and above all find new plays that suited the taste of the town show that running a major theatrical institution has been a perennial impossibility.