You start to write about the difficulties of this, deciding to make part of your story the impossibility of getting a true story, but it's hard to be very accurate if you are fuelled by vodka and don't take proper notes.
However, critics like Diane Roberts and David R. Jarraway view Faulkner's use of Southern gothic genre tropes, such as the dilapidated plantation house and the focus on mystery and horror, as self-conscious modernist commentary on man's "warped relationship with the past" and the impossibility of determining true identity.
We know this because we have since exhaled words, syllables, sounds, challenging the impossibility of communicating the true music of a soul's glory.
(See G. Strawson 1986 , 1994 and 2002 for an argument for the impossibility of "true responsibility" that is based on a more sophisticated version of the defense attorney's argument. See also Smilansky 2000. See Clarke 2005 and Mele 1995 for a critique of Strawson's argument).
The beauty of a true festival is in its excess: the sheer impossibility of seeing and hearing everything that's offered, and the mixture of name-brand headliners with unknown performers who might turn out to be revelations.
This space highlights the inevitability of solitude and the impossibility of true understanding.
It is brutally confessional, and ruthless in its use of the women in Lowell's life as elements of his private drama about guilt, redemption, and the impossibility of true union.
The challenge is to provide analyses of these statements that bring out the logical impossibility of their being true together.
At most, I think there was something to be understood about the impossibility of true plagiarism in photography.
This psychological awareness further reveals the logical impossibility of any proposition that asserts that something is both true and false at the same time, and the logical impossibility of a proposition that asserts contraries further reveals the ontological fact that something cannot have contrary properties.
