Sentence examples for impossible to recreate the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Breuer said it was "impossible" to recreate the language.

"It is impossible to recreate the union that used to exist.

It is impossible to recreate the landscape existing prior to the ditching of the 1930's.

It's impossible to recreate the shock of the new that this cabaret boom created.

With no back wall, it was impossible to recreate the shadow play that enriches theatre stagings of Piano Phase.

A cryptographic hash is a string of characters created from the original plain text by an algorithm (such as MD5 or SHA-1), from which it is supposed to be impossible to recreate the original.

When I got back to Britain, I visited a few of these places, to see what I might do with similar subjects, but I found it impossible to recreate that style.

In a mere 118 pages, Levels of Life would seem to pull off the impossible: to recreate, on the page, what it is like to be alive in the world, a feat equal in achievement to heavier-than-air flight.

The band felt that, although the demo did not sound very professional, there was a warmth to it that would be impossible to recreate were the group to record the song again.

The two in question – David Grossman's sublime To The Ends of the Land and, unsurprisingly, that one by the bloke who wrote The Corrections – are important novels, and impossible to recreate with the same conviction in another art form.

Despite admitting that it would be impossible to recreate in the present highly developed ancient woodland habitats, Owen Paterson argued that the loss could be mitigated by a "huge offset" of planting elsewhere.