Sentence examples for inevitable and impossible from inspiring English sources

Together, they make up one inevitable and impossible equation.

The sad thing is that they capture an inevitable and impossible yearning.

The sexual battle to find a mate that defined Houellebecq's previous novels is lost; solitude is inevitable and love impossible in a world in which authenticity is just a faded artifact of the past.

Violence, in this situation, is both nearly inevitable and nearly impossible for correction officers to prevent or treat.

Those feelings -- and everything in between -- are inevitable, and it's nearly impossible to see them coming.

Too many scenes of sulfurous agony might chase away the most calloused, ambitious reader, so Reding recounts these nightmares sparingly, surrounding them with stretches of patient journalism tracing the convergence of social vectors that made the meth plague nearly inevitable and its eradication well-nigh impossible.

The idea of raising money, he explained, came when he was told his initial bowel cancer had spread to his pelvis and lymph nodes and was now incurable, with his demise inevitable but impossible to predict in terms of time.

The analysis of Jared Loughner's library over the past week was both inevitable and sad, because it's an impossible thing to sort out: Do our books shape us?

The game remains the most popular spectator sport in America, even as its inevitable and debilitating effects on players have become impossible to ignore.

Americans should not take "a distorted and desperate view of the other side," Kennedy warned, not "see conflict as inevitable, accommodation as impossible, and communication as nothing more than an exchange of threats".

Victory in Iraq has never been inevitable or impossible.