Sentence examples for impossible to read the from inspiring English sources

On last week's Reading group post, Karina74 lamented that it's "next to impossible to read The Bell Jar without being flooded with biographical details about Sylvia Plath".

It has started to snow and it is impossible to read the inscription.

It's impossible to read the prison scenes in "GraceLand" without remembering these facts.

The trouble is that it's impossible to read the sonnets without speculating on identities.

Having encountered the anonymous take-off, it's pretty much impossible to read the original without smiling.

It's impossible to read the papers these days without beginning to wonder if this insight wasn't prophetic.

The scene -- with covered bodies, severed limbs, grieving onlookers and Americans with rifles drawn -- could be anywhere in the Middle East, and it's impossible to read whether the soldiers caused the massacre or are responding to it.

Pressed on the fact that it would be almost impossible to read at the pace that the mimed sequence requires, Fields came up with a logical answer: "Photographic memory".

Brown countered by noting the irony that the state had offered the documents which he said were "impossible" to read into the record and that they were the only version in Gutierrez's files.

The artist's biggest works are pointedly impossible to read from the beginning – just trying to get past the dust jacket on Jimmy Corrigan: The Smartest Kid on Earth can take days.

It's impossible to read Beyond the Battlefield (or watch the videos) and not be moved.