Sentence examples for impossible to respond to from inspiring English sources

"Because he's such a jerk, he gets under your skin, says things that are impossible to respond to".

[In Washington, one military officer said on Sunday that it would be impossible to respond to the general charges raised by the villagers without specific details.] For Pakistani officials, reports like the ones from the villagers are the best recommendation for their more gingerly approach.

But the institutions of Europe's Economic and Monetary Union were designed to fight the last war -- they constitute a Maginot Line protecting the Continent from inflation, but make it almost impossible to respond to economic threats that come from a different direction.

And the third is almost impossible to respond to because it is pure opinion.

An incumbent in the market finds it almost impossible to respond to a disruptive product.

Withholding the names of the witnesses, Sterrett contends, violated his due process rights because it made it "impossible" to respond to their statements.

It is impossible not to respond to the portrait of a young woman so vividly alive and so soon to be snuffed out.

It's impossible not to respond to a challenge like that and soon we are talking freely about capitalism versus socialism.

There's not a lot to chew on in McQuarrie's script here; I have happy memories of Anthony Hopkins's sarcastic drawl in M I2: "It's not Mission: Difficult is it?" This M I is entertaining in its schematic way; it's impossible not to respond to the theme music on a Pavlovian level.

It would be impossible not to respond to this overwhelming criticism, and the newly re-launched Evite attempts to address many of its user experience problems.

General Walton Walker commanding the 8th Army chose not to heavily reinforce the area as he felt the terrain made meaningful attack impossible, preferring to respond to attack with reinforcements from the transportation routes and air cover from Yonil Airfield, which was south of P'ohang-dong.