Sentence examples for impossibility to speak from inspiring English sources

As Ukrainian psychiatrist Ada Korotenko notes, the use of punitive psychiatry allowed of avoiding the judicial procedure during which the accused might declare the impossibility to speak publicly and the violation of their civil rights.

Last week, for the first time, pollsters began to speak of the impossibility of the lead being overturned.

Of course, you may as well write a law requiring all animals to speak, or all stones to bleed: the very foundation of encrypted communication is the deliberate and transparent impossibility of a third party listening in, service providers and manufacturers included.

Criteria for exclusion were inability to speak Dutch or English, severe cognitive impairment, a corrected visual acuity of less than 3/60 for the best eye, impossibility of verbal communication, or wheelchair dependency.

To speak about this.

In a echo of the impossibility this week of tracking down the winners of the prizes for physics and literature, Peter Higgs and Alice Monro, the Nobel committee tweeted that it had been unable to immediately speak to the OPCW to formally let it know of the win.

What comes easily to most people – speaking, writing, reading – is a painful impossibility to us.

Exclusion criteria included heavy handicap with impossibility to come to the hospital, language limitations (not speaking Arabic), and lack of informed consent.

(That sounds like a logistical impossibility to me).

Such an impossibility is recognized either immediately (e.g., the impossibility to identify 1 unit and 2 units) or mediately.

And Ichabod, to wake up 200 some years later is an impossibility to try to fathom.