Sentence examples for impossible ability from inspiring English sources

Photographs had both the cachet of a novelty item and the unprecedented, seemingly impossible ability to mirror reality.

Or perhaps that is love: a leap of faith, a belief in the impossible, the ability to believe that a little girl in a small town in Rhode Island would grow up to marry Paul McCartney.

Meanwhile, marijuana advocates say NIDA's control over research has made almost impossible their ability to test the drug against ailments such as pain, cancer-related nausea and epilepsy". Anna Edney in Bloomberg.

The case came to public attention in May 2000, when Judge Jean-Jacques Gomez of the County Court of Paris ordered in a preliminary decision that Yahoo take action to "render impossible" the ability of French Internet users to gain access to the Nazi-related auctions found on Yahoo's English-language auction pages.

Attaining this state may seem impossible, an ability granted only to an extraordinary few like Viktor Frankl or that great champion of freedom, Nelson Mandela.

When the nine children of Joseph and Rose Kennedy were younger, it was easier to keep Rosemary engaged in their activities, but as she matured that became increasingly impossible, her abilities falling behind those of her siblings.

It took human skill to build it, but it would have been impossible without the ability of digital technology to translate drawings into complex, three-dimensional building components.

Some scholars are convinced that certain of the more subtle effects and cross-references of Homer's poetry would be impossible without the ability to consult a written text.

Rational planning is impossible without the ability to reason about the outcomes of a series of contemplated actions.

It is a kind of ability impossible to hide.

But momentum has begun and the steps toward a world at peace is as individualistic as each person, as complicated as each country and as impossible as our ability to hear the truth of another.