Sentence examples for impossible to react from inspiring English sources
It is impossible to react to this moment with anything less than revulsion and profound anxiety.
On two occasions, the ball swerved particularly late — I'd like to believe these were instances such as Professor Adair described, where it is physiologically impossible to react — and struck my unprotected throwing hand.
Overnight, Gerstner abolished several layers of IBM management who had made it impossible to react fast enough to competitive forces.
As the lacking of warning signals makes it impossible to react to threats by means of prompt remedies, so the excess of alarm can produce a tailing-off of attention (as those who live on the volcano slopes know very well), or the loss of credibility of the signal itself (the 'crying wolf' mechanism).
I understand the rationale, but I think it's humanly impossible to react calmly to cockroach-in-ear.
Trump's shocking victory, his ascension to the Presidency, is a sickening event in the history of the United States and liberal democracy… It is impossible to react to this moment with anything less than revulsion and profound anxiety.
Still, whatever your position on gun control, it is impossible not to react with horror to news of the shootings in Connecticut.
However, it's almost impossible not to react when opposition fans pass the Gradinata and start launching objects at people: it's wrong, this is true, but we try to limit our retaliation… Luckily we have managed to expel the delinquents and political troublemakers from our ranks".
It was impossible for Coughlin not to react to McGregory's morning swim.
Lawyers for Kim Davis did the rest, choosing the perfect timing for the revelation: that is, when the pope had already left America and during a time of day in Rome (where I am these days) when it was impossible for the Vatican to react.
The UK Polcouns agreed they had no smoking gun but, nevertheless, believed that the pressure on India to react strongly would be impossible politically to avoid.
