Sentence examples for impossibility of going from inspiring English sources

She was presented with the impossibility of going on.

They began picking at the s'more with their fingers -- Mr. Hirsch tried dipping some in his hot chocolate -- and discussed the impossibility of going anyplace when you are under age.

In Jones's hands, the song sounded more Welsh than Appalachian – it had "a death-haunted lyric that offered some surcease within a nation still coming to terms" with Aberfan, "reminding everyone of lives cut short and the impossibility of going back".

(Volume II, Part Five: "After the engagement of Prince Andrei and Natasha, Pierre, without any obvious reason, suddenly felt the impossibility of going on with his former life…") After a sold-out run in midtown last year, the show has moved to a white tent in the Meatpacking District, tricked out inside like a louche Russian supper club.

Faced with the impossibility of going to find the number of the club online, I decided to actually go there.

But the impossibility of going back to the golden age of Sprite commercials and Fresh Prince crops up every time Emmerich tries.

For jobless families it means no food on the table, for refugees no place to live and discrimination, for children from remote villages - hours of walking to the nearest school, and for children with disabilities, isolation and the impossibility of  ever going outside.

Although, at the same time as they bring on the memories, the browning corners of my copy remind me of the impossibility of ever really going back.

Historical arguments for indubitability and infallibility have tended to center on intuitive appeals to the apparent impossibility of doubting or going wrong about such matters as whether one is having a thought with a certain content or is experiencing pain or having a visual experience as of seeing red.

There have been at least three criticisms put forward: firstly that the impossibility of implied repeal goes against some formulations of parliamentary sovereignty that require that no parliament can bind a future parliament.

That's nearly impossible to get across on the page, but near impossibility isn't going to stop Shaw from taking advantage of comics' symbol-making potency to try.