Sentence examples for impossible to represent the from inspiring English sources

Vaughan suggests that perhaps it's impossible to represent the situation in DRC on stage.

"Having been in New York on Sept. 11, 2001, we knew it was impossible to represent the enormity of suffering that occurred on that day," Ms. DiNovelli said.

It is impossible to represent the 1-D profiles for all areas by a thermal model with a single value of h.

When I approached the film, I knew that it was impossible to represent the monsters as simply beasts that jump on you".

For this reason, it is impossible to represent the real situation of surgical field.

It is impossible to represent the complete time history associated with the dialogue between management and staff [e.g. Blocks 7, 8, 10 and 11] without making Figure 2 too complex to be useful.

William Swainson used Shaw's name in 1823 in his work Zoological Illustrations, noting that it was "impossible to represent this superb little creature in its full beauty".

It is difficult, if not impossible, to represent this classifier on paper so that other researchers may use it.

After the 1950s, Real dimensions are added to the unconscious, with its Symbolic dimensions being made to orbit around black holes of unsymbolizability impossible to represent via the signifier-like ideational representations (Freud's Vorstellungen) of the language-like sides of the unconscious.

As discussed above there are difficulties in representing the negative feedback loop regulating MTH1 expression, and it is also impossible to represent Mig1 repression of the MIG1 gene.

On his website at Garden Court chambers, Peart notes: "The defendant was considered by many to be impossible to represent, he having dispensed with the services of three previous legal teams and two silks".