Sentence examples for it impossible to conceive from inspiring English sources

By the end of the twentieth century, she says, biological findings have revealed a complexity of developmental dynamics that make it impossible to conceive of genes as distinct causal agents in development.

Making it impossible to conceive that he would ever agree to any American troops in Iraq next year.

De Francisci attempted to defend his design, stating, "with the sword there is the olive branch of peace and the combination of the two renders it impossible to conceive of the sword as a symbolization of defeat".

Fully believing in the supremacy of the church and the literal truth of scripture, the twelfth-century papacy would have found it impossible to conceive the discovery of a heliocentric universe or the disaffection that spurred the Reformation.

But the PCC is not invested with legal investigatory powers and it's impossible to conceive of it having them.

It may be argued that it is impossible to conceive of relational structures without making models of them in terms of domains of individuals.

There may be some truth in that, but haven't we all grown so accustomed to the ever-present separation of Cuba and the United States, yearning for a past that was so long ago, that it is impossible to conceive of how reclaiming it would actually feel?

Alexis de Tocqueville complained that "It is impossible to conceive a more troublesome or more garrulous patriotism; it wearies even those who are disposed to respect it".

Lawrence Wells, publisher of Yoknapatawpha Press in Oxford, Miss., slammed the proposal to the Associated Press: "It's impossible to conceive of a state abandoning its literary heritage like that.

It's impossible to conceive of his career removed from the land associated with it.

A good will is the only thing good without qualification, "It is impossible to conceive anything at all in the world, or even out of it, which can be taken as good without qualification, except a "good will" [ 17].