Sentence examples for impossibly tough from inspiring English sources

Corbyn will find the demands of leadership impossibly tough, as all leaders do.

They deal with impossibly tough situations with a gentle level-headedness.

Only Montenegro, whose zero coefficient ensured for them an almost impossibly tough draw, look certain to miss out.

Emma Gayle, a delegate from Pennsylvania, held her head in her hand, like a student struggling with an impossibly tough SAT question.

A hung parliament remains the most likely outcome of the next general election, so the Liberal Democrats may well continue to play a pivotal role at a national level, but, between then and now, a party renowned for its robust internal democracy is going to find the going almost impossibly tough.

They move into the school's catchment area, and the mother draws up an impossibly tough homework and activity wall chart – which naturally depresses the little girl greatly – but otherwise seems to have no interest in hanging out and talking to her own daughter.

"Self-acceptance impossibly hard.

Wallace begins by pointing out that the OctoGäng's border security requirement is very tough, perhaps impossibly so, perhaps because the point is to make it impossible, so that all of this becomes activity without achievement.

Our lives are tough enough without having to measure up to impossibly high standards.

Behind the wall, the east has those gorgeous, low-slung, hard little sofas, those tough little lamps and those tough little just-so, impossibly stylish, desks in lovely, critically endangered hardwoods.

The impossibly of answering such a question makes it all the tougher.