Sentence examples similar to intractable and impossible from inspiring English sources
Working one's way through these contradictory approaches as an art student in the early 1970s was difficult and confusing – you were constantly up against the problem of intractable differences and impossible choices.
"It's much more about understanding what people face in their everyday lives: knowing their fears, knowing their anger, and trying to show them, in a way, that they can and we together can fix, or hopefully make baby steps in fixing these problems that seem intractable, entrenched and impossible to overcome".
Sounds mystical — and impossible.
Nothing is impossible, and impossible is nothing for you.
The issues, though, remain intractable and unrelenting.
They label them "intractable" and move on.
Prussian problems and flaws were acute, intractable and ultimately fatal.
The depreciation reflects two intractable, and related, problems.
What challenges are intractable and which are surmountable?
"Many think the central nervous system is intractable and unapproachable," he said.
