Sentence examples for impossible such from inspiring English sources

Naturally / it was impossible; such things have to be / believed – quia impossibile est.

"Five years ago this would have been impossible — such a movement would have been cruelly crushed," he said.

The strength of the reactions from politicians, lawyers and sexual health experts yesterday gave an early indication of how politically impossible such a move would be.

René Descartes, for example, believed that God could do absolutely anything, even the logically impossible, such as draw a round square.

Dr. Vunjak-Novakovic has made a career of doing things that used to be impossible, such as using stem cells to grow human tissue within "bioreactors," machines that mimic conditions within the body.

The mood of most existing Super League clubs seems to be that securing promotion will be close to impossible, such is the gulf in finance and standards between the top tier and the rest.

There's nothing impossible about such progress.

It is not impossible that such a spontaneous revolution will begin first in New York City.

"They're out there doing the impossible at such a young age," he said.

It seemed impossible that such things could happen in the contemporary world.

"I don't believe so," I said, although that seemed impossible at such a late stage.