Sentence examples for impossible to release from inspiring English sources

It is nearly impossible to release captive animals like these back into the wild and have them survive.

Time and time again, I hold one over a wastebasket, and then find it impossible to release my fingers and let the picture drop and disappear.

The ban, inserted in a needed defense bill, also makes it virtually impossible to release prisoners to other countries willing to take them.

Editing the ticks themselves might be feasible, but it would be nearly impossible to release enough of them to have a meaningful impact.

Virtually all members of the Kikuyu tribe had taken a secret Mau Mau "oath" and it was considered impossible to release these men until they had "confessed" taking it.

It's nearly impossible to release a three-hour domestic drama about a high-school girl in New York City and the gradual unraveling of her life after she's party to a horrific event, and all the various people she encounters along the way, and the complex and harrowing interactions of all their tangled stories.

Since it's impossible for me to release snuff as-is to the public, I must remake it into a "movie," which is what the audience sees.

Lock-up agreements on share sales invoke images of handcuffs: once a shareholder has agreed not to sell for a specified period, it ought to be impossible to be released from the commitment.

"The fox is a very popular animal, so any attempted cull would be rendered almost impossible by people trying to release foxes from traps and even putting themselves between the fox and the shooters," he said.

Of the 166 who remain, the Obama administration considers several dozen too dangerous to release but impossible to prosecute.

Of the remaining 80 inmates, 46 have been classified by an administrative task force as too dangerous to release and impossible to put on trial, and the rest are undergoing or awaiting trial by military commissions.