Sentence examples for it was equally impossible from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dittemore said it was equally impossible to anoint any particular theory as a leading candidate.

It was equally impossible to ask them about it -- they were as self-contained as manatees, and about that approachable.

A slip sewn inside the dress was tapered to such a constricting pencil width that it was impossible to get into the dress from the bottom; it was equally impossible to sneak in through the backless back without potentially shredding valuable design elements.

On the other hand, while Warwick could not easily suffer his treatment by the king, it was equally impossible for Edward to accept the earl's presence on the political scene.

For him common sense is an original source of knowledge common to humankind, by which we are assured of a number of truths that cannot be evinced by reason and "it is equally impossible, without a full conviction of them, to advance a single step in the acquisition of knowledge" (Philosophy of Rhetoric, vol. 1, p. 114).

It may be impossible to like Ms. Huppert's more extreme characters, but it's equally impossible to dismiss them.

It's equally impossible to imagine him in the soggy, misogynistic, stealth-macho geekfests that pass for romantic comedy now.

Of course, it's equally impossible not to think of those heavy-breathing adultery scenes with military backgrounds from films like "From Here to Eternity".

Yet, with the ongoing collapse of the infrastructure of Laborism (both the union movement and the Labor party's own organisation), it's equally impossible to imagine an ALP leader resuscitating the strategy of 1983.

"In reality, regulatory constraints mean that it is almost impossible to use vertically owned content to the advantage of distribution, and it is equally impossible to use captive distribution to the advantage of vertically owned content," analyst Craig Moffett said.

So, in sum, while it is impossible to exaggerate what a radical departure it is from our past that we have inaugurated a black man as president, it is equally impossible to exaggerate how much our future depends on a radical departure from our present.