Sentence examples for impossible to sweep from inspiring English sources

For, as even Kermode admits, it is impossible to sweep all artifice away.

But he believes that it is politically impossible to sweep away the panoply of defensive options that exist in continental countries' systems.A second amendment has the urbane Patrick Drayton, director-general of Britain's Takeover Panel (who was no wild enthusiast even for the original, unamended draft directive), seething with rage.

News about the incident quickly spread across the country, partly because of Terlecki's outlandish actions in the reporters' presence Iwan later reflected that Terlecki had "made so much commotion it was impossible to sweep everything under the carpet".

Nevertheless, Paul Smith, in his journal article on Disraeli's politics, argues that Disraeli's ideas were coherently argued over a political career of nearly half a century, and "it is impossible to sweep them aside as a mere bag of burglar's tools for effecting felonious entry to the British political pantheon".

It is of course not impossible for drift to sweep a selfish element to fixation, even under Hickey's model.

BEN WHISHAW: I think the play is so brilliant, and brilliantly structured, that it's kind of impossible not to swept up in it, every time you do it.

It would be impossible for the speaker to sweep something under the rug: Michael would interrupt and ask 'But…', precisely spotting the minor technical detail missing.

Saving enough cash to sweep yourself off on a dream getaway can seem like an impossible feat (especially with Apple Pay making impulse buys that much easier).

It's impossible to predict what sort of video will strike a chord and be the next to sweep the world.

To sweep the clouds away?

No wind to sweep everything away.