Sentence examples for impossible claims from inspiring English sources

I remember when, under Steve Jobs, the arrival of a new iPhone was a breathless and secretive affair, as though Willy Wonka himself was emerging from his factory and making impossible claims of his improbable technology.

Others are pricey and make ridiculously impossible claims.

Dr Morrison said that the Rasch model made the "impossible" claim of being able to measure ability independently of the questions that students answer.

(Some respondents even made the — clearly impossible — claim that they wear the strictly digital Goth-style brand Fallen Angel to school).

It's an impossible claim, writes Byrd, as Diebold got into the voting machine business in 2002 by purchasing Global Election Systems.

Saying you are going to follow people through their day seems an almost impossible claim to deliver on given how different each of our daily routines are.

Words is a characteristically daft mix of impossible autobiographical claims and rants about the most unlikely of targets, sure to delight existing fans and convert many more to the cause.

It is impossible, he claims, to compartmentalise one's thinking in the way the two-level account requires to simultaneously think like a utilitarian and act in a non-utilitarian way.

That makes it hard, and sometimes impossible, to claim child-related deductions, exemptions and credits.

It's impossible to claim an outfit is timeless while we are wearing it.

One problem for migrants is that Libya has no asylum law, making it impossible to claim refugee status.