Sentence examples for impossible to ask a from inspiring English sources

As it is only possible to interact with the contents of the Universe, it is essentially impossible to ask a scientific question about what is external to the Universe, whether spatially or temporally (assuming either is even possible).

As I've got all this assumed knowledge I find it nigh-on impossible to ask a question that, by now, I really should know the answer to.

While it's impossible to ask a female macaque to interrogate her feelings, it is reasonable to infer that this behaviour is similar to that experienced by human women, at least in some ways.

Hansen said: "If he'd come through the other day probably a little bit better, he might have been on the bench, but it's impossible to ask a guy to have as much time off as he's had and not be rusty.

That is to say, it is difficult, if not impossible, to ask for a texture that is cool over a large area in a particular region, which is something we needed for one of our scenes.

She continued: "For two months after Sept. 11, it was virtually impossible to ask anyone for a gift.

Although it is almost impossible to ask CEOs directly about their negative propensity, a peer evaluation should be conducted (Park et al. 2007).

Such a question was previously virtually impossible to ask, says Eberwine.

Kiefer Sutherland explained, "It's impossible to ask writers to work on the show and then come up with an amazing film we can shoot in the break between seasons".

I find it impossible to ask people for money".

It was equally impossible to ask them about it -- they were as self-contained as manatees, and about that approachable.