Sentence examples for it seems almost impossible from inspiring English sources
Tetris is essentially immortal, and while its 495 million copies are not $60 box copies, it seems almost impossible that anything will ever match its grand total.
(Both papers are owned and operated by a British publishing firm, which uses the profits from the Italian paper to make up for its losses on the Arab one). It seems almost impossible to educate the people to act in their own best interests.
It seems almost impossible to straighten out, but that may be what makes it so valuable.
It seems almost impossible to educate the people to act in their own best interests.
IT seems almost impossible to parade on this mayor's reign without causing an uproar.
"It seems almost impossible that things like this still happen," says Miccoli, watching the early morning arrivals from the port.
It seemed almost impossible, but with each little success along the way, people began to believe more and more that it could be done.
Bernard Geis was the first publisher to saturate television with his authors; at one point it seemed almost impossible to turn on a television set and not see Jacqueline Susann.
It seemed almost impossible to be in a bad mood on this perfectly sunny summer afternoon, especially sitting on the beach, feet in the sand, with the tide gently rolling in.
Even before the recent dip in Mr Bush's approval ratings, it seemed almost impossible that such authority would be renewed; the president fought a bitter battle to get it in the first place, and Congress has taken a turn towards protectionism since then.
