The phrase "impossible intention" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a goal that is not achievable, due to the circumstances. For example, "My impossible intention to travel the world has been delayed by the global pandemic."
Before Mean Girls, everyone I knew was happy buying into and lusting after the impossible Cruel Intentions idea that you needed a crucifix full of cocaine to be cool.
Before Mean Girls, everyone I knew was quite happy buying into and lusting after the impossible Cruel Intentions idea that you needed a crucifix full of cocaine to be cool.
These are just questions and I do not argue here that it is impossible to ascribe intentions to states.
The intention proves impossible, ripped to shreds by the velociraptors, who descend into the role of screen heavies, no longer beasts but conscious movie monsters.
So, given a clear understanding of the situation, one is likely to find it difficult, if not impossible, to form the intention to drink the toxin.
The chief problem facing intentional models of self-deception is the dynamic paradox, namely, that it seems impossible to form an intention to get oneself to believe what one currently disbelieves or believes is false.
His claims about his own defection and his colleagues' intentions were impossible to confirm.
The political forces are clumsy and inexperienced, and often it's impossible to judge real intentions.
He is an exhorter in a midsummer tent revival: direct, literal, and speaking at a decibel that makes it impossible to misunderstand his intentions.
Supported by air power, they should at least be able to protect Iraq's northern oilfields and prevent strife between the Iraqi Kurds and Turkey.If discerning American plans is tricky in the fog of disinformation, divining Mr Hussein's intentions is impossible.
