Sentence examples for impossibly demanding from inspiring English sources

Those standards can seem impossibly demanding.

Foster admits that being Hirst's right-hand man is impossibly demanding.

Back in the realm of beauty, goals pursued are also impossibly demanding.

Forget the magical nanny, like "Mary Poppins," or the impossibly demanding socialite mother Mrs. X of "The Nanny Diaries".

You can glimpse this heightened degree of psychological agitation by the way he so often treats his materials, wrenching and pulverising them, ever impossibly demanding.

It is characteristically clear and patient in its tone, even if some readers regard its lengthy instructions for the making of a production as impossibly demanding.

When the paper revealed that it had received an impossibly broad subpoena, demanding, among other things, the Internet records of all visitors to its Web site in the previous two and a half years, sheriff's deputies staged late-night raids on the homes of Michael Lacey and James Larkin, executives of Village Voice Media, which owns the New Times.

This is part of a phenomenon known as motivated reasoning, where instead of evidence being evaluated critically, it is deliberately interpreted in such a way as to reaffirm a pre-existing belief, demanding impossibly stringent examination of unwelcome evidence while accepting uncritically even the flimsiest information that suits one's needs.

Cooks are "just boys," "blowing off steam" in an impossibly high-pressure, physically demanding environment.

Having had to endure the reproaches of Jews, or of their own conscience, they demand an impossibly high standard of behaviour from these same Jews, and are quick to find fault and condemn them harshly.

Impossibly scarlet things are demanded of scared young latex fingers while, before us, juts the wide V – so wrong, so unmeant-to-be – of the opened chest of a breathing man.