Sentence examples for it would be utterly impossible from inspiring English sources

Without withholding, it would be utterly impossible to collect the amount of taxes we do now.

Without with-holding, it would be utterly impossible to collect the amount of taxes we do now.

It would be utterly impossible for the Tennessee Textbook Commission to determine which religious theories were "occult" or "satanical" without seeking to resolve the theological arguments which have embroiled and frustrated theologians through the ages.

You might think, then, that something as large as a practical solar-powered electric car would be utterly impossible.

"Without Charles Darwin, our modern understandings of biology, ecology, genetics, and medicine would be utterly impossible, and our comprehension of the world around us would be vastly poorer".

It would be utterly indefensible.

It would be utterly out of character.

It would be utterly farcical.

The problem is a classic one, as in Lessing's "Laocoön," from 1766, regarding the adaptation of a poem by a visual artist: The sculptor had to exercise his skill in embodying the highest degree of beauty, exhibited under circumstances of bodily pain; a combination which it would have been utterly impossible to effect, had the latter been depicted in all its hideous violence.

A Solar Superstorm would multiply this destruction a thousandfold and be utterly impossible to repair in a timely manner.

The commissioners argued that buildings based on Kempthorne's plans would be symbolic of the recent changes to the provision of poor relief; one assistant commissioner expressed the view that they would be something "the pauper would feel it was utterly impossible to contend against", and "give confidence to the Poor Law Guardians".