Sentence examples for impossible distinction from inspiring English sources

But this seemed an impossible distinction to make, especially for a beleaguered and diminished police force.

But, at times, that may be an impossible distinction to make.

Multi-infected isolates with genotype ambiguities and impossible distinction between associated clones were rare.

Oxygenation was probably increased in the erythrosomal component of the tumor, not in the tumor cells (a distinction impossible to make by clinical radiology).

The Czech writer Milan Kundera, in his novel, Immortality, alerts us to a world in which it is impossible to make distinctions regarding what is important and what is not.

But Palestinian officials argue that this distinction is impossible.

It is impossible to draw a distinction between bed and breakfasts and hotels.

But the administration says that is because it is almost impossible to make the distinction when the network is so often actively involved in promoting a political agenda.

By 1976, she had been placed in charge of the animal-disease-control division of the District of Columbia Commission on Public Health... Newkirk decided that it was morally impossible to draw a distinction between mistreating a pet and mistreating a pig or a chicken that we will never see until it appears on our plate.

What prompted him to undertake his investigations of ramseyfications was not dissatisfaction with his 1956 proposal as a criterion of significance for theoretical terms, but it was the consequence that with its model of the theoretical language it proved impossible to draw the distinction between synthetic and analytic statements in the theoretical language.

But the distinction is impossible to make.