Sentence examples for impossible not to order from inspiring English sources
It's almost impossible not to order something.
The profiteroles (with ice cream) at the next table looked so sublime it was impossible not to order them.
The pastas, old or new, have a rough-hewn integrity that makes them impossible not to order.
Concerned that a lack of artillery would make the presidio at Goliad impossible to capture, the central committee chose not to order an assault.
It's impossible not to wonder.
Still, it's impossible not to wonder.
Try not to order from the Internet.
There, as you try to console the woman whose suffering you've caused, you'll find it's impossible not to wish you'd ordered the hazelnut instead of the stracciatella.
There's urgency even in the names — "Good Food Fast," "Quick Fix Meals," "Semi-Homemade Cooking," "Easy Entertaining," "Good Deal" — and a reassuring friendliness in the ingredients, which, like Rachael's, so uniformly come out of the fridge sealed in plastic wrap that it is impossible not to suspect an executive order.
Impossible to define, impossible not to admire.
