Sentence examples for impossible to cut through from inspiring English sources

Over the years, it has become nearly impossible to cut through the myth of Joy Division to the four young friends whose inexperienced punk racket was transformed, by their own sheer will and by the gifts of their producer, the late Martin Hannett, into unearthly beautiful music.

"This was impossible to cut through and everyone knew this beforehand".

But because states and municipalities are heavily indebted, and because federal regulations generally make it impossible to cut staff through firing, the situation festers.

A high-quality safe will be impossible to cut or drill through, meaning that only employees with the correct code can access its contents.

When I thought this matter through a few years ago, I concluded that it was impossible to cut spending enough to avoid a major tax increase.

Fine for scooping, impossible to cut.

"If the venture failed, Italian laws make it almost impossible to cut our work force to adjust costs," she said.

And because of technical problems, it's impossible to cut to a commercial, so the cameras keep rolling.

They were too big for one bite and impossible to cut, resting in liquid in a spoon.

But on a recent evening, a rabbit thigh was nearly impossible to cut, squeaking on the plate like a balloon.

Depending on your rung of the economic ladder, it's either impossible, or at least usually feels impossible, to cut down on work in exchange for more time.