Sentence examples for impossible to pick a from inspiring English sources

Impossible to pick a favourite.

There have been so many possible worst campaign moments that it's impossible to pick a favorite.

It was impossible to pick a time to travel when I wouldn't get waylaid.

Near impossible to pick a "best" novel, but the one I loved the most was probably Emily St John Mandel's beautifully unsettling Station Eleven (Picador).

As they surged up the incline in a multicoloured whirr of limbs and wheels amid a blaze of autumn sunshine, it seemed impossible to pick a winner.

"We certainly don't want to face the situation that a lot of other national unions and national sports have faced, particularly if you look at the football model, where it's impossible to pick a team from your own competition.

The lawyers argued that it would be impossible to pick an impartial jury of American citizens, given that the conspiracy charge involved terrorism directed at Americans.

I'm not interested in talking about my age, but it's become impossible to pick up a newspaper or click on a website without reading reams of bilge about older people – and we are nearly always discussed in a negative context.

Unless you are OK with "doing in" a young cockerel and inviting him to dinner, I'd suggest selecting a "sex-link" hybrid breed; with these the boy and girl chicks are clearly different colors, making it next to impossible to pick out a boy when you wanted a girl.

It's impossible to pick out an individual from a police lineup based on nothing but a genome.

It may seem impossible to pick out a serial killer roaming the highways of a sprawling metropolitan region, but the task is far from hopeless.