Sentence examples for impossibility of one from inspiring English sources

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One option, clearly, is to endearingly admit the impossibility of one name encompassing such a disparate array of brands and businesses: you could call it "mish-mash", say.

The simplest way of describing the contents of the Critique is to say that it is a treatise about metaphysics: it seeks to show the impossibility of one sort of metaphysics and to lay the foundations for another.

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Čapek is particularly brilliant on the travails of town gardeners: the lack of space; the impossibility of laying one's hands on the ingredients for really good compost, the ash, dung, lime, charcoal, silt, guano, and moss without which our soil, allegedly, will be thin and poor.

Whelan is clearly writing about the impossibility of living one's life in the manner of myths and legends.

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.

In "Desert Moon," by the Japanese director Shinji Aoyama, an estranged wife's dead parents materialize on the couch to remind their daughter of the inescapability of family and the impossibility of replacing one person with another.

In the film, talking with the journalist Chuck Klosterman, Murphy discusses the impossibility of becoming one of his own heroes, David Bowie, and wanting to dispense with as much pretense as possible.

"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.

"Realism" is exactly the foreign-policy doctrine that Cheney's Pentagon team rejected, partly because it posits the impossibility of any one country's ever dominating world affairs for any length of time.

Humans share with all other organisms both the processing of energy and nutrient resources (the business of living and staying alive) and reproduction without which all life (given the impossibility of any one organism to exist ad infinitum reasons for which can be explored) would eventually cease.

Despite the obvious impossibility of selecting one single swine model as the best fitting or performing for all kinds of research needs, nevertheless compared to current surgical in vivo models, our approach could represent a new promising tool for a more realistic clinical translation of novel regenerative medicine technologies.

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