Sentence examples for impossibility in from inspiring English sources

"We are an impossibility in an impossible universe," he said, "the miracle of matter an form making itself into imagination and will... the Life Force experiment with forms".

Teleportation "The principle of teleportation is a class I impossibility, in the sense that it is impossible today, but it doesn't violate the laws of physics, and it might be possible on a scale of one hundred years.

An impossibility in mid-19th-century America, but today, a not unheard of medical procedure.

Utopia comes from the Greek for "not place," embedding impossibility in its very definition.

That is intended to prevent destruction of evidence, an impossibility in this case.

The lists indicated 5,530 people had already voted, an impossibility in such a short time.

Gun advocates will object that a prohibition of private gun ownership is an impossibility in the United States.

Tragedy, we are often told, is dead: an impossibility in an age that believes all problems are socially remediable.

And they acknowledged that reviving the peace effort would be a near impossibility in the administration's remaining time.

The sixth argument against the Theory of Inevitable Compromise is the virtual impossibility in today's polarised America of shaping a consensus.

Major legislated reform moreover would require amending the constitution in concert with the provinces, a practical impossibility in Canada.You also write that "Britain is not federal".