Sentence examples for impossible to see through from inspiring English sources

From outside it was impossible to see through its green-tinted windows.

All this despite his desk's proximity to the glass doors leading into the office, which are so coated in ice it is impossible to see through them.Another twenty-something volunteer, a young woman near him, is making a series of phone calls to prospective voters who have inquired about their candidates' stand on gun control.

The cold from the outside froze the moisture which condensed on the window panes, so that throughout the winter it was impossible to see through the windows, and in dull weather so little light came through that artificial light would be needed throughout the day.

"We'd like to develop quantitative techniques that can tease out information that's impossible to see through a visual inspection" of an EEG chart.

The oven door window was crusted gold and black and virtually impossible to see through.

Even from the privileged vantage of the Flagship, it is nearly impossible to see the wolves through the dense cedars.

Detroit was the world mecca for derp, until it became a city-sized version of Don DeLillo's "most photographed barn in America", and it was impossible to see it except through a haze of ruin-porn imagery: HDR stills of dusty ballrooms and atria, with artfully scattered detritus (detroitus) in the foreground.

Political paradigms, like all paradigms are utterly pervasive because it's impossible to see anything except through one.

James captured the 19th-century American expatriate experience of Italy so masterfully that it is now almost impossible to see it other than through the author's eyes.

This can often happen in fog and very low cloud, but this was a fine sunny day.Although it was impossible to see the runway obliquely through the pollution, I caught a glimpse of the runway from vertically above and was able to corkscrew down to a landing with apologies to a civil aircraft behind me who was equally keen to land.

They are impossible to see, except from an angle that we fly through for a fraction of a second.