Sentence examples for impossibly damaged from inspiring English sources
Pauline Quirke is completely astonishing as the violently hostile – and, as is eventually revealed, impossibly damaged – outsider Susan.
But it struck Gorlov as impossibly silly that his wife could have somehow damaged national security.
Peter Hanley is a mix of chilly, impetuous dissembling and damaged self-obsession while, as Pip the impossibly well-adjusted TV actor, Darragh Kelly is a real tonic with his comic, heart-warming cascade of tension-puncturing revelations.
Beyond the impossibly shortsighted moves geopolitically, the Kremlin has totally misjudged market damage in the age of globalization and economic contagion.
But they will harm European producers who have nothing to do with fruit, as well as American consumers, whose favourite European imports will suddenly become impossibly expensive.The immediate priority must be for both sides to seek compromise, before more damage is done.
His books — "Ecocide in the U.S.S.R.," about the horrendous environmental damage done by the Soviets, and a recent volume on Russia's demographic crisis — are impossibly grim.
His books — "Ecocide in the U.S.S.R.,'' about the horrendous environmental damage done by the Soviets, and a recent volume on Russia's demographic crisis — are impossibly grim.
The extent of the damage comes out of the fact that "always believe" unwittingly renders the stakes of each individual case impossibly high, by linking the veracity of any one claim to the veracity of all claims.
He behaved impossibly then.
