Sentence examples for impossible to pretend to from inspiring English sources
He also warned Americans against trying to slip across the border in the hopes of passing as Canadians: "It is very difficult, if not impossible, to pretend to like hockey".
It is impossible even to pretend to misunderstand him.
But as a creature of Congress the CBO is required to pretend to believe many impossible things before breakfast, such as a routinely broken promise that politicians will make savings in the popular Medicare programme.
It's impossible to pretend not to know, when watching the film, of the event, in 1999, that led to Parker — and his longtime friend and collaborator on the story, Jean McGianni Celestin — being charged with rape.
Once it became impossible to pretend that Assad might not have used chemical weapons, Obama's credibility required him to take the US response up a notch.
It was impossible to pretend that the first day of their first minicamp was anything close to normal for the 2004 Giants.
Fifa will rule with an iron fist and it is already almost impossible to pretend any association with the event without Fifa's say-so.
The Paralympics is an extraordinary combination of spirit and talent, but it is impossible to pretend that the kind of attention it is now receiving is simply about the level of spectacle it is providing.
We had crossed some line that day, after which it would be impossible to pretend that what was happening might suddenly lift, like the fog of a bad dream.
Clearly, it is impossible to pretend that the air is not polluted, but the new government may be using the aggressive reporting to demonstrate a commitment to transparency and accountability as well as use this crisis to further the difficult reforms toward a more sustainable development model.
