Sentence examples for is impossible either from inspiring English sources
At least since the time of Hume, there have been philosophers who have proposed that metaphysics is "impossible"—either because its questions are meaningless or because they are impossible to answer.
It seems that for Clarke a "necessary being" is a being whose non-existence is impossible (either because it is an independent being or is necessarily dependent on an independent being), and a "self-existent being" is a being whose non-existence is impossible because the necessity of its existence is to be found in its own nature.
Furthermore, it is impossible either to subsume all formal features of music and literature under the idea of a Gestalt or to demonstrate why, when so subsumed, the emotional effect and aesthetic value of form is made intelligible.
Radiocarbon's long history means a range of methods and approaches exist, but the scant details published alongside the majority of dates means assessment of their quality is impossible, either in terms of association with archaeology or accuracy of the number.
None of that is easy, but none is impossible, either.
His policy was to avoid further attempts to introduce constitutional government into the Papal States because he felt it was impossible either to distinguish the pope's spiritual from his temporal power or to subject him to a lay assembly.
Such stories as Genie's are impossible either to romanticise or coolly to accept as lessons.
No, it's not a simple task, but that doesn't mean it's impossible either.
But in this mountainous country, military victory is impossible for either side, analysts say.
"Disruptive" inmates are put for at least a week in a cube "torture cell," where it is impossible to either stand or lie down, Amnesty International said.
Obviously it is impossible for either of the two Pokémon announced today to actually be Pikachu – that ship has sailed – and so they will be marked for coolness on a Pikachu scale: five Pikachus is cool, zero Pikachus is uncool.
