Sentence examples for impossible to correct from inspiring English sources

Restorers found it impossible to correct the damage, and so AXA had to pay up on the policy.

Considered as prisons, too, the K.L. were paradoxical: it was impossible to correct or rehabilitate people whose very nature, according to Nazi propaganda, was criminal or sick.

Among other things, the complicated nature of the undertaking meant that once a volume was printed, it was impossible to correct early omissions and errors.

In Mora's view, the Administration's legal response to September 11th was flawed from the start, triggering a series of subsequent errors that were all but impossible to correct.

Since our camera gives us only three "colors", each of which is actually an integration over many visible wavelengths, it is impossible to correct completely for the effects of chromatic aberration.

Unfortunately, it's impossible to correct people's grammar or pronunciation without sounding like a smarty pants or, worse, like Alex Trebek, who thinks he's a genius — with the answer sheet in his hands.

Linda Alcoff (2010) raises the worry that since cognitive biases are deeply entrenched and unconscious mental features, it may be difficult or even impossible to consciously correct the operation of these biases.

But copies of blog posts on sites I don't control make it impossible for me to correct mistakes or add updates in the future.

The hackers made it impossible for me to correct the problem via computer complaining -- which is the only frustrating way to communicate anything to Facebook.

For example, if a ruler is so malevolent that it is impossible for his ministers to correct his wrong-doing in a remonstrative way such that the relationship of ruler-subjects can be maintained, his ministers cannot and ought not to continue to be loyal.

Even though they accepted the examiner's suggestions that this was impossible, the patients failed to correct their illusory descriptions.