Sentence examples similar to is hopelessly difficult from inspiring English sources
A simple, accurate analytic expression for the third explosion limit follows from identification of the critical conditions for existence of weakly reactive, diffusion reaction solutions, thereby providing the answer to a long-standing problem that in early work was characterized as being hopelessly difficult.
Game Informer Jeff Marchiafava wrote that the platformer was "hopelessly difficult", as it required a "level of perfectionism only speedrunners possess".
Notwithstanding this devotion, he was far from certain on how to interpret these signs and in a sermon delivered in late summer 1535, he explained there are two kinds of omens: one produced by the Devil to allure mankind away from God, and another produced by God to attract mankind away from the Devil — one being hopelessly difficult to tell from the other.
The following are current examples (according to Kaczynski) of this trend: In the last sections of the manifesto, Kaczynski carefully defines what he means by freedom and provides an argument that it would "be hopelessly difficult to reform the industrial system in such a way as to prevent it from progressively narrowing our sphere of freedom".
Since the passing of the non-literal into the standardized literal is hopelessly vague, it will be difficult in some pressing cases to tell what has been lexicalized as a different meaning and what has not.
— a queen is hopelessly trapped.
Their integrity is hopelessly damaged".
The lake is hopelessly polluted".
Quixote is hopelessly adrift.
Sometimes Darryl is hopelessly stoned.
