Sentence examples for impossible to envisage from inspiring English sources

It had been impossible to envisage such excitement after a tedious first half.

It is impossible to envisage any village or community positively welcoming a fracking well in the vicinity.

United have been little more than doormats for the leading teams this season, and that is something Gerrard, in particular, must have found it impossible to envisage.

Teams in the Games are small – major nations field four or five riders – so it is impossible to envisage any nation trying to control the race.

"They're not games and they're not apps – they're all built out of HTML – but each one is impossible to envisage on paper".

Yet as a field of study, it has expanded and – in different guises – has spread around the world in a way it would have been impossible to envisage in 1964.

But in 1940 events transmuted Churchill's defects into gold: his dated Edwardian views made it impossible for him to envisage Britain losing the war, and the solipsism in which he lived combined with his sense of personal destiny to produce the speeches of the summer of 1940.

When I began envisaging how to put Eliot's words with Beethoven's music, it was impossible to imagine mixing the two up in the same cocktail - for example, with Beethoven providing the background music to Eliot's words.

Economic stagnation, social dislocation, violence, instability, the growth of terrorist groups, illegal immigration and many other problems are expressions of the lack of perspective, blocked horizons, and bankrupt ideologies that make it impossible for young people to envisage a better future.

So it is not hard to envisage West Ham scoring.

The mentors could help children to envisage a brighter future.