Sentence examples for impossible to understand why from inspiring English sources
He comes from a liberal Christian tradition.' The distinction matters because it is impossible to understand why Blair entered politics, let alone what he did in power, without understanding the truth of his beliefs.
When put like that, it's impossible to understand why all men don't consider themselves feminists.
Grieve told the Guardian: "It is impossible to understand why this change has been carried out.
It is impossible to understand why Mrs Pelzer abuses her son.
It's not impossible to understand why John Edwards had an affair.
"It's impossible to understand why they'd do this — pay so much for mines with expired exploration licenses," he said.
Food parallels tell us little about the nuances of a wine and make it next to impossible for a consumer to understand why a given wine is a standout.
It will be almost impossible for a young boy to understand why his parents can say "bad" words but he can't.
It takes all but three minutes into my convo with Shannon Purser for me to understand why it's impossible for me to dislike the 21-year-old actor.
It is hard to understand why they were ever there, and impossible to justify their continued existence.
This, it seems to me, beggars belief, and I at first struggled to understand why any government would so publicly set out to do something so plainly impossible.
