Sentence examples for impossible notion from inspiring English sources

It's an impossible notion for most people anyway.

Once dismissed as fanciful by golf purists, pundits and fans, the impossible notion is gaining credibility.

Addressing the problem of moral responsibility requires establishing guidelines for holding people accountable, not lunging after some impossible notion of free will.

But it will not be impossible, a notion that must have been reinforced for the Braves late Friday when they watched one of their own circle the bases.

In fact, one need only check the transcript of the reporter's recent interview with Gulf News to find him explicitly rejecting as "impossible" the notion that the United States might have been responsible for Mr Hariri's death.

Today, his temples greying, his approval ratings sharply down, Obama is at the centre of an anti-establishment storm that threatens to render impossible the notion of effective, consistent governance.

As the third-century Christian theologian Tertullian wrote of the Resurrection, "It is certain because it is impossible" -- a notion that might well apply to the virgin birth; such a conundrum that it elevates Mary to a safe place, beyond logic.

George Weiss - Rainbow George - who's got his own political party of just one member; madcap George who spends his days on endless, impossible schemes and notions; mystic George who, along with thousands of millennarians believes Utopia will happen in 2000, could have been one of Cook's absurdist creations.

In fact, having measure zero and being impossible are distinct notions.

It may be impossible to dispel the notion that cheerleading is a silly, trivial enterprise -- a notion upon which much of the comedy in "Bring It On" depends -- but this movie rarely feels cynical, condescending or cheap.

Surely it's impossible to have a notion of consistency when there are degrees of abuse/humour/banter/whatever.