Sentence examples for impossible to teach from inspiring English sources

Yet this is hard – if not impossible – to teach.

"It was impossible to teach him anything," Richard Thompson said by telephone from London.

"We have more fighting, screaming, cursing -- it's often impossible to teach," she said.

Her principal, Maha Shihadi, said it was almost impossible to teach geography.

It was impossible to teach the boy anything, because he simply did not understand any of the instructions.

Other owners reported similar regimens, though they all said it was impossible to teach a bull to fight.

So at 17 I was given lessons, except that my first instructor retired with a nervous breakdown (I was blameless, guv), the second tried to fondle my hand on the gear-stick, and by the third instructor I felt I'd joined the ranks of the impossible-to-teach.

His goal is to teach improvisation, a technique many thought was impossible to learn.

"It is virtually impossible in prison to teach a person how to become a useful member of society.

Stop piling unnecessary bureaucracy onto me until it becomes impossible for me to teach and have a life.

So the accelerated pace of retirements and promotions has dealt the city's firehouses an almost impossible mandate -- to teach the craft more thoroughly and intimately than before, with fewer fires and fewer teachers.