Sentence examples for impossible to visualise from inspiring English sources

When we talk of numbers so large it is almost impossible to visualise the scale of human suffering in front of us.

We're told that Anastasia bites her bottom lip so often that it's impossible to visualise the heroine without calluses on her face.

At the other end of the table, nothing now can save Accrington, but there are so many clubs in distress that it is impossible to visualise at the moment which unfortunates will go down with them.

Of course "bad sex" writing is funny because the anatomical vocabulary of conventional sex writing is hackneyed, impossible to visualise because full of ludicrously mixed metaphors, stale, and given to bragging.

Not that he is likely to turn down the lure of Roma, should a deal be made, though in another aspect of the deal that would have been almost impossible to visualise just a few years ago, he may have to adjust to smaller crowds.

Since high-dimensional adaptive landscapes are very difficult to navigate and virtually impossible to visualise, researchers have been developing abstractions that provide a more accessible picture.

A major factor in choosing this image as the winner is that it manages a seemly impossible task: to visualise an immensely long-term ecological process in a single static shot.

With significant renal insufficiency, however, these changes can be impossible to see clearly by IVU [ 2], and the irregular, asymmetrical kidney is more sensitively visualised by 99 mTc-dimercaptosuccinic acid (DMSA) renography [ 9, 10].

Slapstick references are made to Norwegian words that sound like "pussy" and "bra" and images are often lost in translation, clearly drawn from vivid memories but impossible for the uninitiated to visualise.

Acquired with preliminary bowel cleansing, elective WE-MDCT may be a helpful investigation in selected patients with impossible or incomplete endoscopy to visualise preoperatively the distribution of diverticular changes and to explore the upstream colon.

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