Sentence examples for impossible to face from inspiring English sources

Perhaps nine weeks cast as Britain's Sarah Palin – inspiring both ridicule and revulsion – was impossible to face.

Despite her obvious frailty and the fact she now only referred to me as "nurse", I loved her so much that life without her seemed impossible to face.

Furthermore, the Northwest and Pioneer Leagues used a best-of-three playoff format, making it impossible to face or come back from a three games to one deficit.

They have noticed it is impossible to face our forces, so they are now using young girls or young boys with explosives, who go more undetected, in areas they are told to go," Mr Bakary said.

The jihadists are sexually obsessed men — perhaps neither more nor less than other men, but their ideology makes their desires and the unfulfillment of their desires equally impossible to face.

"It is only out of an obligation to his oath as an officer that he felt obliged to follow the rule and regulations set out by the country's leadership at the time, that forced him into a situation that was impossible to face".

The juxtaposition of their inflated expressions with their faded and withering flesh is hard to face, yet impossible to look away from.

It's impossible to look at the faces in Everybody Wants Some!! without wondering they looked like as children.

In one photo, its impossible to look at the faces of the children and not see a sense innocence.

But it was impossible to look at his blackened face, and that of his daughter and her little boy, without realising that they had been touched by something horrible.

The blind draw for the event was announced Thursday, and while every other United States boxer was assigned a slot that made it impossible for him to face one of the dominant Cubans until at least the semifinal round, Bennett and Savon were put in side-by-side brackets.