Sentence examples similar to improbable to perform something from inspiring English sources

I felt the need to do something, to perform.

They saw as something to perform experiments on, nothing more.

For Hannah Arendt, the capacity to perform such "miracles"—to bring something truly new into the world through our action is a defining feature of the human condition.1 And yet these seemingly improbable events are not always heralded as miracles by those who witness them.

This character of startling unexpectedness is inherent in all beginnings … The fact that man is capable of action means that the unexpected can be expected from him, that he is able to perform what is infinitely improbable.

Mr. Hughes added that the extractor "appears to perform properly under all conditions that have been specified to us" by the government and fails only when flight environments are "highly improbable" and "appear not to be within our requirements".

That's the great thing about sports: when you hope for something improbable to happen, 4,999 times out of 5,000 it never happens, but then there's the 5,000th time, and for God's sake, it happens.

Improbable actors perform righteous acts.

They want their child to be performing well in something – if not academics then something else.

"They're afraid to do something improbable, something that is not immediately commercial.

I said: 'Let's call it something like TableTop, but better.'" The programme's premise seems improbable to anyone who hasn't seen it.

But that seems improbable, to put it mildly.