Sentence examples for impossible to improve upon from inspiring English sources
That scene, which comes from "Martin Luther: Rebel in an Age of Upheaval" (Oxford), by the German historian Heinz Schilling, seems to me impossible to improve upon as a portrait of what it must have been like for Luther to have a little boy, and for a little boy to have Luther as a father.
Excel and PowerPoint are traditionally products that are seen as impossible to improve upon, but are spoken of in the same breath as old and outdated.
Anyone fortunate enough to have experienced the annual display in the upper Great Lakes can attest to the fact that it's almost impossible to improve upon.
Entitled "Billie Jean 2008," the remix garnered a mixed reception; most critics felt that it was impossible to improve upon the original.
Tschichold wrote, "Though largely forgotten today, methods and rules upon which it is impossible to improve have been developed for centuries.
I think season five was so perfect that it's almost impossible to improve on it.
Aficionados might swear it is impossible to improve on an Oreo cookie or a Hostess cupcake.
Without that vital knowledge about causes and effects, it is impossible to improve at any task.
It would be "impossible to improve" on what Juventus had achieved under his management.
For aluminium alloys it is impossible to improve the mechanical properties by traditional nitriding.
Most anyone fortunate enough to have seen Francis Veber's original Diner de Cons (The Dinner Game) from 1998 knows that to improve upon it would be virtually impossible -- or at least, I hope they do.
