Sentence examples for impossible subject from inspiring English sources

The impossible subject has yielded a feast of moviemaking.

This had turned out to be an impossible subject.

From "Anorexia, the Impossible Subject," by Alice Gregory.

A) This is an impossible subject for me to write about.

IF YOU live in Europe, economic and monetary union is an impossible subject to avoid.

It is an almost impossible subject for a writer who wishes to say something new.

Mae M. Ngai, "Impossible Subjects: Illegal Aliens and the Making of Modern America," because it traces the ever changing political and juridical definitions of "citizen" and "alien," providing a historical perspective sorely lacking in current debates over immigration.

According to "Impossible Subjects," a study of illegal-immigration history, by Mae M. Ngai, in the first three months the program apprehended a hundred and seventy thousand people, and some were returned to Mexico by cargo ship.

But, as Mae Ngai points out, in "Impossible Subjects: Illegal Aliens and the Making of Modern America" (Princeton; $35), a work a hundred times more nuanced than Huntington's, the surge in illegal immigration was the predictable consequence of the reform of the immigration laws in 1965.

Data on some other outcomes were impossible to subject to meta-analysis because of incompatibility or the limited study quantity.

Having said this, there are both ethical and technical limitations to exploring this phenomenon in vivo because there are limits to the number of needle deployments that men will tolerate, and it would be impossible to subject men to repeated testing.