Sentence examples for impossible to point from inspiring English sources
This made it almost impossible to point out the obvious: racism is alive and well.
It is impossible to point to a resumption of hostilities that never actually ceased.
It became impossible to point this out, because hardly anyone would listen.
With phobias, of course, it's impossible to point to one precipitating cause, one formative event, and in Mr. Shawn's case, a constellation of events, experiences and environmental influences helped reinforce any existing tendency to bury his difficulties inside.
We couldn't then and we can't now, and science is making it more difficult and not less, because it ends up showing us how much blending there is and how many nuances, and it becomes impossible to point to one thing, or even a set of things, and say that's what it means to be male".
In the whole of his correspondence with his follower and intimate, James Madison, which makes up 2,000 printed pages, it is impossible to point to any passage showing hostility to religion, by either of them.
As if to illustrate the panic that had infested the dressing room, Jos Buttler was bowled first ball aiming an unsightly heave at Jadeja, then Tim Bresnan was run out after he went in search of an impossible single to point.
It is impossible for anybody to point out the particular place in the line of descent where that event can be supposed to have taken place.
Since we introduced social debt only after the interviews, it would have been impossible for interviewees to point out direct relationships between social debt and socio-technical decisions, if any.
It is impossible to resist pointing out that the apparent decline in children's willingness to make widespread mentalistic attributions from 1929 to 1992 may reflect the increasing cultural ascendancy of scientific and materialistic modes of thought over that some time span.
The legendary British singer's decades-long music career spanned so many genres, it's impossible to pin-point his best songs.
