Sentence examples for impossible not to reflect from inspiring English sources

It's impossible not to reflect that Robertson's own marriage broke up a few years ago.

It's impossible not to reflect on New Jersey's nickname, which may now be the country's most ironic.

As Tannenbaum considered Ryan, it was impossible not to reflect on another defensive impresario with a smashmouth approach to life — Ryan's father.

As the demonic Keith Flint jerked and twitched across the techno Sex Pistols noise aggregation of Firestarter, it was impossible not to reflect that there was no other band that had done anything quite so dementedly thrilling.

As you stand in the Sky Garden and look east towards the cluster of towers in Canary Wharf, or west past the spire of St Paul's to low-lying Mayfair, it's impossible not to reflect that this "park" represents the latest step in the capital's transformation into a city for the privileged few – a literal example of London becoming a "playground for the rich".

As Héctor Bellerín boards the bus bound for Wembley on Saturday, it will be impossible for him not to reflect on the journey he made a year before.

It is impossible for any work of art not to reflect its time, but Mr. Kushner's happening into the zeitgeist is specific and rare.

Both dancers fought long and dispiriting battles to return to peak fitness – "It was awful, so hard," says Calvert – and it's impossible not to see their vulnerability reflected in Balanchine's ballet.

Stockhausen is the omnipotent creator and performer of Light, and the piece is formed in his image: it's impossible not to conclude that the drama must reflect his deepest beliefs.

It would be impossible not to see this progression in his visual style reflected in the maturation of his music.

It is impossible not to experience Ronda's joys and pain, as well as reflect on your own, due to your gift for transporting readers via accurate and vivid details, along with your depth of insight and knowledge.