Sentence examples for indeed impossible to from inspiring English sources

WALTZ WITH BASHIR A documentary cartoon may sound like an oxymoron (is it not the duty of animation to elasticate reality?), and Ari Folman's film is indeed impossible to classify.

While it is impossible to establish cause and effect between these various links, and indeed impossible to draw any firm conclusions, there appear to be some parallels between heavy internet use and autistic-like behaviours that deserve further exploration.

And Freud argues that we can't even imagine our deaths: "It is indeed impossible to imagine our own death; and whenever we attempt to do so we can perceive that we are in fact still present as spectators".

Yesterday the Alliance for Electronic Business (AEB), which includes the Confederation of British Industry, issued a response to the DTI's consultation paper condemning the rules as "totally impractical and indeed impossible" to comply with.

It's difficult to imagine the sorts of arguments that surrounded this year's Booker springing up around the National Book Award, just as it's difficult – indeed, impossible – to imagine a major American novelist taking on literary prizes as a subject the way Edward St Aubyn did recently in Lost for Words.

It is indeed impossible to assert that our SV model obtained for quiet acceleration periods (not low acceleration but of negligible variation) will represent well near-future time evolutions of the core field.

But Republicans and Democrats said that it would be impractical, indeed nearly impossible, to take up those two issues first at the exclusion of the rest.

Understanding the cause of PD may indeed be impossible to define.

But it was extremely difficult, indeed even impossible, to rigorously compare systems which don't use the same diseases definition criteria for surveillance within populations which were quite different in regard to their exposures and access to medical care.

While the clustering of these proteins with the TLR group is quite convincing, based on direct inspection of the BLAST results, it is extremely difficult, indeed impossible with these data, to discern more discrete relationships within this large family.

It is indeed impossible for a certain individual to learn a new language rapidly.