Sentence examples for impossible document from inspiring English sources

I did not see her work for some years after the Hayward show, until the exhibition Impossible Document: Photography and Conceptual Art in Britain 1966-1976 athehe Camerawork gallery, London, in 1997.

Miller's influence is impossible to document.

Nearly two decades later, the precise human toll of these marketing decisions is difficult, if not impossible, to document.

Al Qaeda Mr. Bush's statement that 75percentt of Osama Bin Laden's "people have been brought to justice" is impossible to document.

EXACTLY what started the current romantic revival of cruising for adults is difficult, if not impossible, to document.

Claims of 80 or even 100 years are frequent and perhaps true, although thus far they have been impossible to document.

The outlandish and vibrant fashionistas of Tokyo move forward at such a pace that it's almost impossible to document them without instantly falling out of date.

According to Phil Mooney, archivist for the Coca-Cola Company in Atlanta, it is impossible to document just when cooks first took Coca-Cola in hand.

Germany can freeze assets — it has frozen more than two hundred accounts since September — but the law makes it nearly impossible to document, let alone trace, the kinds of banking transactions that might open a paper trail through the terror network.

As Druett acknowledges, for instance, it's nearly impossible to document the lives of cross-dressing sailors because their stories, as rendered through newspaper clippings, often end in suspiciously convenient love matches with fellow seamen.

But Ms. Kingsley found that the tight relationship between Project Vote and Acorn made it impossible to document that Project Vote's money had been used in a strictly nonpartisan manner.