Sentence examples for impossible to define the from inspiring English sources

It's almost impossible to define the typical sake spot in town.

It becomes impossible to define the "goodness" or "badness" of drugs according to drug type – in the abstract.

Perhaps in the end it is not only impossible to define the value of art and memorials, but very nearly impossible to distinguish between them.

It's impossible to define the word bohemian without falling back on cliches, and why so many of them are likely throw down their quills in a flounce when you ask them to.

He was gifted as a composer, and it's perhaps impossible to define the line between a good song and a memorable one, but for all their variety and melodic poignancy, Kleban's songs are strongest in their lyrics.

Although it is impossible to define the idyll as a definite literary form, the adjective idyllic has come to be synonymous with the rustic, pastoral, and tranquil, the mood first created by the Alexandrian poets.

Instead of tackling Israel head-on, its neighbours concentrated ever more on sponsoring proxies that entangled the army in the terrible complexities of guerrilla warfare, where victory is impossible to define and the combatants are hard to separate from civilians.

The problem is one of incoherence: In their run for growth, companies often wind up serving so many different customer segments and so many different needs with disconnected product groups, capabilities, and strategies that it's impossible to define what the company is really about.

Nevertheless, it is impossible to define objectively the best-designed map.

Although it was impossible to define what the best redox status for isobutanol production was, a fine-tuning of gapN over-expression allowed to modulate NADPH and NADH generation by redistributing the fluxes between GAPDN and the native GAPDH competing for the same substrate of G3P [ 44].

In fact, it is impossible to define precisely the characteristics of an adequate regimen of nutritional support that must reach a compromise between a regimen of sufficient intensity and duration to normalize body composition and a regimen of such brevity that no detectable improvement in any malnutrition-related risk factors can be detected.