Sentence examples for impossibility of having from inspiring English sources

Ms. Morris is not making a postmodern statement about the impossibility of having a style.

The impossibility of having an experience and making sense of it in words at the same time tormented Zweig.

You hear report after report about the impossibility of having a child referred and the lack of help when you get there.

Her stout but resigned voice lingers over lyrics that are almost gothically depressing, often about ended relationships or the constitutional impossibility of having one at all.

"The Court … finds that Karla's desire to have a biological child in the face of the impossibility of having one without using the embryos, outweighs Jacob's privacy concerns," Hall wrote.

When she quotes Dorothy Thompson, who proclaimed in 1939 that the fantasy of women's being able to meld career and family was "an illusion," we might as well be reading a modern antifeminist screed about the impossibility of "having it all".

It was the impossibility of not having each other and I get that, it's just that I would have loved more chemistry filled conversations rather than pining.

Embedded in it is the melancholic acknowledgment of the impossibility of ever having a complete view.

The significance of fixed income can be seen in another Smith chart, which underscores the impossibility of even having a positive rate of return unless you were 40% bonds.

The seeming impossibility of change has always loomed ominously large, overshadowing calls for reform and pushing them into the dark corners of the policy world.

He noted that "the peculiar circumstances of the Mediterranean Theater made it a sheer impossibility to have a hiatus of more than a week or two duration between Deception Plans".