Sentence examples for impossible to name from inspiring English sources
It is impossible to name one person.
It would be impossible to name just one person.
It is impossible to name a single BBC programme that fails to meet such tests.
Yet in the fire's aftermath, it has seemed impossible to name them: fossil fuel corporations.
And then there are the items for which it's nearly impossible to name a price, like the miniature but functional cannon made out of brass.
It is impossible to name a book that had a greater effect on the political and moral consciousness of the late twentieth century.
In many copycat cases, though, the architects are either long gone or impossible to name.
It's impossible to mention his name without starting an argument.
"It was impossible to mention Kafka's name in her presence.
- It is impossible to mention someone's name without stating their age immediately afterwards: "Sammy, 33, works as a nurse in Great Yarmouth".
"It's been difficult because you couldn't see molecules binding to each other," making it impossible to definitively name the cause of these drugs' effects, says Maryann Fitzmaurice, a pathologist at Case Western Reserve University, in Cleveland.
