Sentence examples for impossibility of such from inspiring English sources

The very impossibility of such casting today makes Ms. Garber's point about the play's evolution.

"The zoo to which people go to meet animals," he wrote, "is, in fact, a monument to the impossibility of such encounters".

Last year's Super Bowl ad featuring Jerry Seinfeld and Jason Alexander doing Jerry and George was a reminder of the practical impossibility of such an undertaking.

For Nagarjuna, the impossibility of such production is confirmed in the Prajnaparamita sutras by the claim that all phenomena are anutpada ("unproduced").

"I think this is perhaps the appeal of monsters – that it is the very impossibility of such scenarios that are fascinating and arousing, allowing the possibility of joining in with the game of imagining such outrageous couplings with other people".

In the past decade, the new discipline of evolutionary psychology has revealed fascinating details about the evolution of the mind, in flat contradiction of Jones's negative remarks about the impossibility of such an inquiry.

The impossibility of grading such ineffable mixtures of innocence and profundity, such magnificent protrusions of an entirely foreign accent, and conversely the difficulty of getting them to write A-grade prose without compromising their own voices, has become known in the English Department as the "jackfruit problem".

Given the near impossibility of conducting such a study, it may be beneficial to measure distress at additional points such as just after diagnosis but prior to treatment and on the last day of treatment to provide a fuller context for interpreting of the nature and extent of distress following treatment.

The professors also note the impossibility of ranking such a varied list of catastrophes.

To his exacting mind they seemed to have no idea of the extreme difficulty, even impossibility, of proving such claims historically.

Because this topic goes to the heart of the debate about where to draw the line - and the impossibility of drawing such a line - between what should be kept private and what should be made public.