Sentence examples for impossible to easily from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cocklin warned that it was impossible to easily blame the latest floods on climate change.
Dr. Cocklin warned that it was impossible to easily blame the latest floods on climate change.
It's a motif that captures something not all that dissimilar to the themes of "Louie," in which physical appetite is both a promise and a trap, impossible to easily resolve.
"It is impossible to easily evaluate the value of a business and the amount of income it generates," said Arthur I. Weinstein, a lawyer who is vice president of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums.
Certainly, the barrage of questions you face from your fortysomething friends on your return seems to reflect this: 'What did you learn?', 'Do you feel any different?' The trip changed my life in so many ways that are impossible to easily communicate.
"As a passionate cook, it is impossible to easily invite new and relevant people to share a home cooked meal," Giorgi tells TechCrunch.
By noon, it was impossible to move easily through the crowd.
The translator himself points out that there are many aspects of the Qur'an in Arabic which are impossible to communicate easily in another language without changing the meaning of the sacred text.
The finest lyrics in this book rank with Ashbery's best short poems: "Farm Hubbub," "Supercollider," "A Breakfast Radish," the prose poem "Dream of a Rarebit Fiend" (its title taken from a 1906 silent film, long impossible to find, now easily available on YouTube), "Hand with a Picture," as well as "Listening Tour": We were arguing about whether NBC was better than CBS.
The photographs are still pictures so it's impossible to know how easily Kim Jong-un is walking - did he walk for long, was he standing simply for the photographer?
The disgust reaction is nearly impossible to repress, is easily recognized, and when recognized empathically induces disgust in the other person.[25] There are certain objects that almost all normal adults are disgusted by (feces, decaying corpses, rotting food, spiders, maggots, gross physical deformities).
