Sentence examples for make it impossible to see from inspiring English sources

Further, given that ideas are universals, accounts like that of Port-Royal make it impossible to see how judgment can be about reality, since its ideas represent kinds of things, while those real things themselves are particular; so long as judgment is confined to ideas, there can be no unique identification of any item about which we judge.

He argued that social institutions fail because they impose on man generalized thought categories and preconceived ideas, which make it impossible to see things as they are.

(Boyle replaced Brian Keith during production, but the big overcoat and hat make it impossible to see that it is Keith in certain long shots).

These books and the history they embody make it impossible to see "A Hard Day's Night" in quite the same way we saw it in 1964.

In the Westchester County suburb of Mamaroneck, a street-level office has reflective glass doors and windows that make it impossible to see inside.

It has been noted once more that such figures make it impossible to see the art for the money, that works costing this much are, at least temporarily, damaged goods.

For one, Mars is 10,000 times brighter than its cometary visitor, making it impossible to see details of Siding Spring and Mars in one exposure.

Armed guards were stationed before the gate, making it impossible to see inside.

According to Corse Matin, the local newspaper, a maverick burst of fog had suddenly blanketed the square — making it impossible to see anything.

The monolithic new structures would have walls that zig and zag, making it impossible to see if someone was lurking behind a corner.

On one tour, a powerful gust of wind suddenly made it impossible to see and nearly impossible to breathe, she said.