Sentence examples for impossible to extricate from inspiring English sources

It is impossible to extricate Odessa's famous wit from the horrors that took place here.

Such experiences set a template for going to Stratford wherein it's impossible to extricate the art from the theme park.

It is also impossible to extricate the Mideast conflict from the multitude of links to the broader theme of Islam and the West.

In the face of the Arab spring, the continuing Syrian tragedy and the Iranian nuclear challenge, Washington has found it impossible to extricate itself from the Middle East, and that in turn has reminded Washington of its dependence on tradition allies, the UK foremost, in the bid to prevail on the world stage.

Gates has denied he is trying to silence McChrystal, but it is clear the administration is fearful of being pushed into deeper involvement in a war from which it might prove almost impossible to extricate itself while public support for fighting in Afghanistan continues to decline.

But there's something else which makes certain people uncomfortable about brutalism – critic Reyner Banham famously asked at the time if it was an "ethic or aesthetic?", meaning that it is almost impossible to extricate the style of anti-monumental, modernist, uncompromising architecture from the egalitarian, unsentimental social democratic ideals that built it.

It just became impossible for me to extricate myself, or even try and extricate myself".

Unfortunately, Wisconsin law at that time made it next to impossible for her to extricate herself financially from him.

The last few episodes of Hannibal have been all about our antihero getting himself in impossible situations and then finding a way to extricate himself.

Doesn't sending the world's leading GWOT veteran to run the CIA signal that Obama is reneging on his pledge to refocus American policy?At this point, I think it is practically impossible to avoid the conclusion that Mr Obama has failed utterly to deliver on his campaign promises to extricate America from Mr Bush's defence and anti-terrorism policies.

The Democratic candidates know that the next president's task will be to extricate the United States from an unwinnable situation as cleanly as possible, not to hold out for an impossible final victory.