Sentence examples for impossible to accept that from inspiring English sources

That same belief in the power of her own desire, that spectacular ambition, that intellectual bravado, made it impossible to accept that fatal illness was not another circumstance she could master.

There has also been so little fundamental reform in most of the things radicals have been worried about banks, life insurance firms, privatisation, and much more that to many it will seem impossible to accept that things can really be looking brighter.

This is perhaps why the regulars at the Rose and Crown in London find it impossible to accept that the people serving them might be miserable.

Furthermore, the panel said, they "found it impossible to accept that a vet with the experience Mr Main possesses did not know that TA was prohibited".

Is it impossible to accept that someone can have a northern accent and still be a member of the chattering classes?

It may be nearly impossible to accept that Victorian Britain, with its frock coats and parasols, had anything in common with present-day India, where "ladies" and "gentlemen" are primarily toilet signs.

It is impossible for anyone to accept that".

As he neared the age of his father's death, it remained just as impossible for Dmitri to accept that "Father" was no more.

It was almost impossible to get those in authority to accept that race existed as a problem.

These events, occurring within a week of each other share a common theme; they celebrate the accomplishments of people who see an intractable problem, and refuse to accept that solutions are impossible.

He said: 'Every great achievement was a dream before it became a reality.'" - Roy Hodgson after becoming England manager "You have to accept that failure isn't impossible.