Sentence examples for it impossible to talk from inspiring English sources

She finds it impossible to talk about TV presenting as though it really mattered.

Meanwhile, the Kabuki of grand bargain negotiations absorbs all of DC's political energy, making it impossible to talk seriously about the economic problems we have right now.

Obama just makes it impossible to talk rationally because he's so deeply invested in class warfare that automatically you get an echo effect".

He found it impossible to talk to them directly about gang life; they would tell him only what they believed he wanted to hear.

Many employees I spoke with said that these contractual provisions made it impossible to talk about suspicious behavior they witnessed at the company.

And the goal is very much the kind of thing Orwell tried to convey with his notion of Newspeak: to make it impossible to talk, and possibly even think, about ideas that challenge the established order.

Now, he said, "it's impossible to talk about a justice system free of politics, or public trust in justice".

"It's impossible to talk about it without somehow seemingly exploiting it," she says.

But it feels impossible to talk about this: it is beyond the paintings themselves.

It is impossible to talk about this book without talking about, "the horror," it is also impossible to talk about this book and not address its racism.

It is impossible to talk behind this city's back, and here we talk about it with its citizens, in the city.