Sentence examples for impossible to name a from inspiring English sources
It is impossible to name a single BBC programme that fails to meet such tests.
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.
It's almost impossible to name a black British soul or R&B act who has had any major success in the last couple of years.
In fact, it is almost impossible to name a single figure from the nineteen-sixties, apart from Janis Ian and a few college radicals late in the decade, who was born between 1946 and 1962, the years of the boom.
With 66 companies presenting their apps, it was pretty impossible to name a startup that was the clear star of the group.
Today it is almost impossible to name an industry that is not using mathematical programming in some form, although the applications and the extent to which it is used vary greatly, even within the same industry.
Invention from whole cloth is not the only – or even the optimal – method of literary creation, and it is virtually impossible to name an important author who could not be charged with some sort of intellectual borrowing or other.
Politics will frighten Israelis, making it impossible to name any other street in Jaffa after the Arabs who once lived here.
"It is impossible to name all of the many ways you young women have already begun to disrupt hegemony, to change the status quo, to bring about a better world," Mukherjee said.
