Sentence examples for is certainly impossible from inspiring English sources
What is certainly impossible is ploughing on without confidence.
And it is certainly impossible to predict precisely what effect climate change will have had on the world economy in a century's time.
But reanimation or simulation is an abjectly false hope that is beyond the promise of technology and is certainly impossible with the frozen, dead tissue offered by the "cryonics" industry.
And before the nationalisation, BCB Holdings Limited itself owned 2.5% of Telemedia though this may have been on behalf of another, unnamed investor.It is certainly impossible to verify Mr Barrow's claim that Telemedia was controlled by "Ashcroft interests", because its former owners are so obscure.
One is bound to feel compassion – as his neighbours did – for the beleaguered Proust, pushing ahead, against all odds and in the worst of health, with his vast project; it is certainly impossible, in any case, for anyone with neighbours to blame him for being so fussy about their noise.
"That means that any suggestion that you can come back to life is simply snake oil … [it is] an abjectly false hope that is beyond the promise of technology and is certainly impossible with the frozen, dead tissue offered by the 'cryonics' industry.
The before and after are certainly impossible to fit together for young Harry, played with a jovial cheer that gives way to brooding tenderness by Garrett Lombard.
It's certainly impossible not to be swayed by the proliferation of steakhouses in New York, so many of which Luger sired or inspired.
It was certainly impossible for Ilsa to leave Laszlo for Rick, as the production code forbade showing a woman leaving her husband for another man.
"This is a hard team to beat, no matter what," said Kershaw, and it's certainly impossible when your starting pitcher can't sustain any momentum.
As I said, this scenario is far-fetched, but it doesn't seem to be impossible, and it is certainly not impossible simply as a matter of the definition of the words.
