Sentence examples for impossible to entertain from inspiring English sources
It's an idea almost impossible to entertain seriously, much less to accept, and in the weeks following my restaurant face-off between Singer and the steak, I found myself marshaling whatever mental power I could muster to try to refute it.
When he coined the term "disenchantment," Max Weber was referring to the increased scientism that made it impossible to entertain metaphysical conceptions of the world.
It is not impossible to entertain the future creation of life forms based on such mechanism of bearing information, which would be alien to our familiar genetics and thus unable to interact with existing living entities.
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George Shaw, who produced the first description of the animal in the Naturalist's Miscellany in 1799, stated it was impossible not to entertain doubts as to its genuine nature, and Robert Knox believed it might have been produced by some Asian taxidermist.
Unsurprisingly, we refer to people as "funny" when they are entertaining or weird -- and it is probably impossible to be entertaining to some without being weird to others.
But even that event was not the kind of impossible the phrase asks you to entertain.
Democracy is not only impossible, but a dangerous idea even to entertain.
Like most air shows, it promised to entertain spectators with the sight of gaudily painted fighter jets performing impossible stunts in close formation.
We want to entertain them".
