Sentence examples for kind of impasse from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Tucker and New Line soon ran into the kind of impasse that in Hollywood is called "creative differences".

In balancing rights against needs, though, psychiatry is stuck in a kind of moral impasse.

Off it, their only hope is the kind of political impasse that nearly denied them their own promotion last summer.

The track starts off quite brutally, with a heavily-distorted pair of notes clashing against one another in a kind of sonic impasse, which reflects the artist's anger and heartache.

It can create a kind of cultural negative impasse.

"I gather that we're kind of at an impasse," said JAMES NAUGHTON, who attended the session.

"Everybody's kind of at an impasse," said a United States Department of Defense official familiar with the situation.

"The networks don't want to give this up, and I'm not going to give it up, so we're kind of at an impasse there," she said.

American officials were instrumental in the last compromise and need to put the same kind of effort into resolving this impasse.

Bringing a sense of wonder and genuine interest enables us to ask the kind of questions that can transform an impasse into a breakthrough.

Rather, they are likely to bring periods of impasse and tension in intra-Korean relations.