Sentence examples for impossible has been from inspiring English sources

Now that the seemingly impossible has been accomplished, Winnipeg's people have an unaccustomed swagger.

The impossible has been achieved: Apocalypse Now has been made more self-indulgent!

UN pronouncements claim that the impossible has been made possible, and that tomorrow has been saved, today; headlines are cautiously optimistic; the UNFCCC process seems to have been given a fresh lease of life.

Unlike the credulous Conan Doyle, Fresán suggests, Barrie had no belief in fairies or an afterlife, because he had invented them and knew just how they are made up, whereas the creator of Sherlock Holmes wrote of a rational world where everything made sense once the impossible has been eliminated.

Exposure to Agent Orange has caused cancer in an untold number of U.S. Veterans, and the Vietnamese government claims that 400,000 Vietnamese people were killed or disabled by Agent Orange, and 500,000 children were born with birth defects as a result of their exposure.[6] Monsanto's former motto, "Without chemicals, life itself would be impossible," has been replaced by "Imagine".

What others once had called impossible had been achieved again.

Their interlocutors include young liberals and bloggers, and the discussions, once considered impossible, have been friendly and informal.

But, when Rhodes was loaded into the back of a flatbed truck and carted away, it seemed that something impossible had been achieved.

"Gay men of Morgan's generation experienced an intensity of repression which gave even the simplest of gestures a stolen quality, as if the impossible had been realised".

After the show, the crowd was buzzing -- not only had the impossible had been achieved in booking the show, but it was met with an overwhelmingly positive reaction.

It is not impossible; it has been done before.