Seeing "steadily" becomes the impossible aspiration of each character.
This paper argues that this was a misconceived and impossible aspiration whose widespread influence has led, instead, to a deepening of perceptions of programming and computing as a masculine culture, and to the implicit and absurd identification of women as innately unsuited to the skills required for large programming projects in real organisations.
This wasn't a universal view, and we are aware that Quixote is unconventional in its genesis and aspirations - hence the name, reflecting a difficult but hopefully not impossible dream.
To her compatriots, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi is a mother figure and a repository for the nearly impossible litany of aspirations for Myanmar's 55 million people, many of them desperately poor.
Yet the framers of the Constitution made this aspiration impossible, then and now.
This makes it difficult, if not impossible, to reconcile the aspiration to equality with the aspiration to a Jewish state.If there is to be a solution, it could emerge only through a dialogue that allows Arab views and feelings to count.
The home secretary, Amber Rudd, is to be questioned about the future of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse after the outgoing chair said its scale and aspirations were impossible to manage in its current form.
Its decision was based hardly at all on the Bible and mostly on the political realities of the time: the actual presence in mandatory Palestine in the 1940s of two peoples whose equally authentic national aspirations seemed impossible to fulfil except by partition.
"In my view it is impossible to achieve that aspiration in a world in which the use of rape as a weapon of war goes unchallenged".
The book sprawled, falling foul of the same mistake that did for Borges's imperial cartographers: the aspiration to an impossible 1 1 mapping of a territory.
"With this huge hike in tax, for thousands of those people that aspiration has become impossible because of the much heavier price tag.
