Sentence examples for it impossible to overcome from inspiring English sources

But when it came to sex education, she found it impossible to overcome a well-organized opposition that insisted that only parents should discuss sex with their children.

I hope that leaders across Africa will be inspired: here is a young man who could have been one of their own people, but who may have found it impossible to overcome his ethnicity in the continent of his father.

While recent polls showed that the challenger, Mike Taylor, a state senator from Proctor, had little chance to win even before the advertisement began running last week, he contended that it was intended to question his sexual orientation and scare undecided voters, making it impossible to overcome Mr. Baucus's lead.

Accepting the state of being bummed-out is important, because ignoring that sort of thing makes it impossible to overcome, and your personality will slowly devolve into terribleness.

But, by no means is it impossible to overcome.

But a fresh coat of snow was making the ice less slippery, and even the burliest of trainees were finding it nearly impossible to overcome the friction.

And he said that when it came to strategic stability, "the differences in approaches do exist and, naturally, in one short moment it's impossible to overcome all of them".

Saying it was impossible to overcome the trial lawyers' lobby, Mr. Hatch said, "The only way we're going to get that done is to have them vote time after time after time".

It is not impossible to overcome it, something new is coming".

I wanted to deal with it but not in a way that makes it dark or impossible to overcome.

I feel that sometimes when someone goes through a struggle like this; it can be nearly impossible to overcome it alone.