Sentence examples for impossible language from inspiring English sources

This may be an impossible language," he said.

Short stories are strange, almost impossible language systems.

Yet, even as this puzzle was partially solved, another presented itself: the world's most impossible language.

As Gilbert notes, "it's virtually impossible for language to describe the 'physiology of taste' in the pure moment of biting, chewing and swallowing".

Perhaps it is about humanity's agonised sense — which gets worse as death approaches — that making sense of things is impossible, that language, art and the act of love offer a unity which is a mere transient confection.

"Moscow, I think he just landed in a country where it was impossible with language difficulties, they just didn't allow him to do what he wants to.

Bad language, impossible situations.

Our memories are weak, we are credulous and easily led to believe improbable or impossible things, our language is not optimally constructed.

Here, among the medieval Zen monks, the 11th-century literati and the courtesans of the Edo-era "floating world," it's impossible to separate language from gesture and composition from performance.

This bot was a much better negotiator but ended up using a nonsensical language impossible for humans to understand.

I think it is impossible to separate language from the influence of those factors, be it for local communication or international/intercultural communication.