Sentence examples for impossibility of such a from inspiring English sources

In contrast, ethics deals with the justification of moral principles (or with the impossibility of such a justification).

To give the illustrations, I submit, is to point to the confusion, injustice, and impossibility of such a rule.

But what authenticity (self-transparency) reveals is the impossibility of such a project ever succeeding.

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.

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.

It is precisely on the impossibility of such an assumption that Petrizi's ontological reflections were based.

For instance, Ulysses attempts to catalog all facets of ordinary life while at the same time embracing the impossibility of such an enterprise, the impossibility of preserving the ordinary as ordinary.

Frears and Morgan understand implicitly that the success of their biopic will depend, in part, on getting the Queen "right". However, the film suggests also that Frears and Morgan are aware of the impossibility of such an aim because of the illusory quality of the idea of the Sovereign in the first place.

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

When I gently confront a recruiter friend with the impossibility of finding such a multi-talented android, he gives me the Gallic Shrug: "It's the client, you know.

The impossibility of establishing the existence of such a substance and measuring the amount of it in any article drives both the labour theory of value and job evaluation into the circular argument of inferring the job content from the rate of pay and then explaining the rate of pay by the job content.