Sentence examples for impossibility of picking from inspiring English sources

He shook his head in sympathy as the mother of a woman killed by that blast talked about the impossibility of picking just one memento to put beneath her daughter's picture in the Gallery of Honor displaying photographs of all 168 of the dead.

There will be plenty of familiar signature pieces, such as the pickled shark – The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living (1991) – and the picked cow and calf, Mother and Child Divided, in the version made for the Tate's Turner prize retrospective in 2007.

Most of the opinion pieces I read on this subject pick one specific perspective, whether it's leaning in, leaning out, having it all, the impossibility of having it all, etc. and apply it to all women generically.

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.

An impossibility, of course.

Call it the impossibility of hope.

Rent and the impossibility of paying it.

"Doctor Who" is a chronicle of the impossibility of rescue.

Zeno's paradoxes purport to prove the impossibility of motion.

Yet she becomes aware of the impossibility of her task.

The drama of self-destruction unmasks the impossibility of protest.